Political Round-up: How Riots and the Horror Toledo Train Disaster Derailed Spain’s Snap Election Campaign
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Everything cannot be propaganda. Sánchez has dedicated himself to filling the screens of speeches, to proclaiming that Spain advances and has presented every
The countdown begins. Next Sunday, November 29, Spain holds general elections. The appointment, called by Pedro Sánchez, comes at a time of political upheaval and with housing becoming one of the main focus of the public debate. Maricarmen Abascal’s eviction and death, as well as the rejection by Congress of the two government decrees with measures to solve the situation of the real estate sector or the train accident in Toledo are issues that a…
Spain's early elections, scheduled for next month, are no longer the same competition as Wednesday, 28 October. After the rail catastrophe, the left-wing prime minister Pedro Sánchez is forced to defend his government's safety record, writes The Guardian. One of the most trusted clichés of contemporary Spanish politics is that it is never worth betting against Pedro Sánchez. Every time – as leader of the Socialist Workers' Party of Spain (PSOE),…
Formal research on the Toledo railway disaster has just begun, but the government has rushed to take control of the narrative.
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