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SURVEY: Do You Think Pedro Sánchez Can Trace the Polls During the Election Campaign?

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The countdown for the general elections of November 29 has begun with a complicated demoscopic scenario for Pedro Sánchez. After announcing the electoral advance last Monday, the president of the government faces a campaign in which the PSOE will have to recover ground in front of a right-wing bloc that, according to the latest polls, would easily overcome the absolute majority in Congress. However, socialists still have several weeks to try to …

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From today until the last day on which it is allowed to publish them, there will appear in Spain some 150 polls about the elections of 29-N: more than three a day. That abundance...

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It will be a sinvicar until 29-N. Today exactly 48 days remain for the vote and the polls are persistent. In the week after Begoña's husband announced the advance of the general elections, things -fortunately for Spain and the Spaniards- have not improved for him. Quite the contrary. Pedro Sánchez [...]

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is once again trying to defy the polls and stay in government, but this time one of the last representatives of the European left in power faces his biggest challenge yet.

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The countdown for the general elections of November 29 has begun with a complicated demoscopic scenario for Pedro Sánchez. After announcing the electoral advance last Monday, the president of the government faces a campaign in which the PSOE will have to recover ground in front of a right-wing bloc that, according to the latest polls, would easily overcome the absolute majority in Congress. However, socialists still have several weeks to try to …

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El Mundo broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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