PerfilIndependentCenter2 hr. agoForty days before Spain's elections, the political landscape is marked by internal conflicts within parties, disputes over parliamentary majorities, and strategic negotiations. Analyst Marcelo Molina discussed these dynamics with RDC, focusing on tensions within the ruling Socialist Party (PSOE), led by Pedro Sánchez, and the opposition strategies of the conservative People's Party (PP) and Vox. One notable controversy involved the Spanish minister of Transport defending his party's 'party of love' narrative amid mockery from opponents regarding Prime Minister Sánchez's public affection for his wife. Molina criticized the contradiction between this rhetoric and the minister’s attacks on opposition leaders. Internal divisions were also evident in the PSOE, where local candidates in Palencia withdrew from elections after the national leadership imposed a different candidate, citing a lack of respect for internal election results. Meanwhile, the government introduced social measures such as widows’ pensions for unmarried couples, improved temporary disability benefits, and protections for victims of gender violence. On the right, the PP is reportedly considering offering Vox slots in選
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General elections 29-N, live: Mónica García resigns from the list of Frente Amplio and Tesh Sidi will be the number two in MadridThe article discusses developments ahead of Spain's general elections on November 29, 2026. It reports that Mónica García has withdrawn from the Frente Amplio electoral list, with Tesh Sidi now taking her place as number two in Madrid. The political landscape remains fragmented, with Frente Amplio only running with Podemos in certain regions and forming a Senate coalition with the PSOE, Compromís, Chunta Aragonesista, and Batzarre. Meanwhile, negotiations are ongoing between the PP and Vox to secure a right-wing majority in the Senate. The government has approved social measures expanding protections for those affected by menopause, gender violence, and parental care for children with cancer, among others. Polls suggest Vox is rising while the PSOE declines, though the CIS survey presents conflicting results. Additionally, the Ministry of Education plans to implement a decree allowing students with special needs to count double toward classroom ratios.
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