El vagón va atestado. No cabe ni un alfiler. La línea 7 del metro de Madrid arde. Vuelta al centro de la ciudad. Sombreros de paja, pantalones cortos, flores en el pelo. Mucha brillantina. “No te puedo olvidar, no te puedo borrar. Tú me enseñaste a querer, me enseñaste a bailar”. En una nube caribeña van todos los que han estado casi tres horas perreando con Bad Bunny en el Metropolitano. Un joven, de repente, se desgañita: “Pedro Sánchez, hijo de puta”. Espera un coro de vuelta. Pero no. Alguien pone a todo volumen su altavoz: “Un verano en Nueva Yol…” Todos aplauden, y más alto: “Si te quieres divertir, un verano en Nueva Yoooool”.
Tras años de derechización de la juventud, las encuestas empiezan a cambiar de tendencia. No todos los nuevos votantes son seguidores de Vito Quiles y abrazan los postulados machistas y xenófobos. Y en estos días ese giro empieza a detectarse a pesar del ruido de los escándalos judiciales que afectan al Gobierno y al PSOE.
En el estudio de junio de 40dB. para El País y la Cadena Ser, el PSOE es el partido con mayor intención de voto entre los menores de 24 años , con un apoyo del 25,7%, más de cinco puntos por encima de Vox (20,6%). Y muy por delante del Partido Popular (11,6%). Luego aparecen Se Acabó la Fiesta (4,6%), Sumar (4,4%) y Podemos (3,6%). Las opciones nacionalistas aglutinan un 6,2%, mientras que un 23% está indeciso en estos momentos.
Pero, además, el PSOE también se impone, según este barómetro, en la franja que va de los 25 a los 34 años , con un respaldo del 26,5%. En segundo lugar está el partido de Santiago Abascal, a más de cuatro puntos de distancia (22,1%). El Partido Popular aparece en el tercer escalón con un 16,1%. Sumar, con un 5,6%, se impone a Se Acabó la Fiesta (3,6%). El grado de indecisión se sitúa en el 17,1%.
En cambio, está mucho más derechizada la franja de votantes que va de los 35 a los 44 años, donde la opción de Vox está a la cabeza, con un respaldo del 22,9%.
Los jóvenes dan aire al PSOE
El Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas (CIS) publicó este jueves su barómetro , que ya recoge la caída en general de cinco puntos de los socialistas por la imputación del expresidente José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero y el estallido del caso. Pero el partido de Pedro Sánchez se impone entre los votantes menores de 24 años, con un respaldo del 18,2%, por delante de Vox (14,5%) y PP (14,2%). Sumar rasca un 5,8%, por delante de Se Acabó la Fiesta (3,1%), ERC (1,8%), Podemos (1,5%) y PACMA (1,6%).
En cambio, la ultraderecha de Abascal es la fuerza en estos momentos que gana tanto en la franja de 25 a 34 años (20,9%) como en la que va de los 35 a los 44 años (18,8%). El Partido Popular no logra ser primero, por tramos de edad, hasta la franja que va de 45 a 54 años, con un 21,3%. Los socialistas vuelven a ser primeros entre los votantes de 55 a 74 años. Alberto Núñez Feijóo vence entre los electores mayores de 75 años.
El PSOE lleva tiempo trabajando para recuperar terreno entre los jóvenes después de años viendo cómo Vox se adueñaba de esa franja electoral. Y esa labor la ha encabezado el propio Pedro Sánchez, que dio un giro, por ejemplo, en su comunicación desde el verano pasado para llegar a este público. Desde ese momento, el presidente del Gobierno se centró en ámbitos que tenía olvidados, como TikTok . Por ejemplo, cada sábado hace recomendaciones culturales en esta plataforma y ha adaptado sus mensajes para esta red social. Y no solo él. También otras figuras socialistas como Óscar Puente, Félix Bolaños, Pilar Alegría, Carlos Cuerpo y José María Albares han implantado un tono más didáctico y cercano en sus vídeos y publicaciones en Instagram.
Asimismo, como comentan varios dirigentes socialistas, muchas de las banderas del Gobierno conectan con preocupaciones de los jóvenes como su rechazo al genocidio en Gaza perpetrado por Israel, que ha provocado grandes manifestaciones estudiantiles. También la defensa de la educación pública y la lucha contra los tecnooligarcas recogen la sensibilidad de los nuevos votantes. El gran tema pendiente, reconocen varias fuentes, es la solución al problema de la vivienda, aunque creen que se ven las diferencias respecto a las políticas neoliberales de las derechas.
En el PSOE trasladan que es mentira esa imagen que quiere crear la derecha de que Sánchez es odiado por los jóvenes. “No todos los jóvenes son como los que aparecen en los vídeos de Vito Quiles”, indica un alto dirigente del partido, que contrapone esta imagen con la de Pedro Sánchez hace unos días en el festival Primavera Sound de Barcelona, donde estuvo junto a Amaia, Martin Urrutia y Juanjo Bona, figuras de la música que arrastran a centenares de miles de seguidores.
CHA y Adelante Andalucía, redes y votos
Pero, además, los jóvenes han encontrado otro punto de referencia actualmente en las llamadas izquierdas territoriales. Uno de los ejemplos es Chunta Aragonesista en las pasadas elecciones del 8 de febrero. El estudio postelectoral del Centro…
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El MundoIndependent🔒Right2 days agoThe Attorney General, Teresa Peramato, refused to explain in the Senate the visits made by Leire Díez, referred to as the 'fontanera' of the PSOE, to the Public Prosecution Service. Peramato stated she would not provide any information, emphasizing her role as neither a commentator nor an opinion-giver on judicial matters. She also rejected claims that the Public Prosecution Service is part of a criminal network, calling such allegations disrespectful to the institution.
Bias read (Right): The article frames the refusal of the Attorney General to discuss certain meetings as an avoidance of subjective opinions about a former colleague who was recently convicted. The tone implies skepticism toward the opposition's questions and emphasizes the integrity of the Public Prosecution Service,
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- government Comparecencia de Teresa Peramato ante la Comisión de Justicia del Senado
El PaísIndependent🔒Left2 days agoTeresa Peramato, the chief prosecutor of Spain, denied during her appearance before the Senate Justice Committee that the Public Prosecution Service is 'at the service of a criminal network.' She rejected allegations made by the PP and Vox parties, which accused the prosecution of opening its doors to the PSOE's 'underworld' due to two meetings attended by former socialist militant Leire Díez at the Madrid headquarters of Calle Fortuny. Peramato emphasized that prosecutors work with rigor, impartiality, autonomy, and respect for legality, and she called for respect for judicial decisions, even
Bias read (Left): The article presents the statements of Teresa Peramato, who is aligned with the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE), rejecting accusations from right-wing parties (PP and Vox) that the Public Prosecution Service is involved in a criminal network. The framing emphasizes the defense of the PSOE's
elDiario.esIndependentLeft2 days agoThe Attorney General of Spain, Teresa Peramato, appeared before the Senate and denied providing details about meetings between members of the Public Prosecution Service and an attorney and Leire Díez. She rejected allegations that the prosecution service was involved in a criminal network, calling such claims 'a complete lack of respect' for the institution. Peramato emphasized that the 2,804 prosecutors in Spain work with rigor, impartiality, and autonomy. She also denied giving any instructions to anticorruption prosecutors handling sensitive cases for the government and PSOE.
Bias read (Left): The article presents the statements of Teresa Peramato, who is aligned with the current government and PSOE, defending the Public Prosecution Service against accusations of involvement in a criminal network. The framing emphasizes her denial of wrongdoing and defense of institutional integrity, with
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- government Statement by Teresa Peramato
El MundoIndependent🔒Right2 days ago The former judge Leire Díez used to "destroy" the judge of Sánchez's brother is a convict for ill-treatment: "I'm going to kill you"The article discusses Luis José Sáenz de Tejada, a former judge who was convicted in 2018 for psychological abuse against his former wife, also a judge. In 2013, he allegedly threatened her with violence and undermined her dignity. Six years later, after being expelled from the judiciary, he became known online as 'Magistrado Anticorrupción' and was involved in communications with Leire Díez, a high-ranking member of the PSOE party. The article claims that Sáenz de Tejada was part of an effort by the PSOE, led by Leire Díez and Santos Cerdán, to undermine legal proceedings involving David Azag
Bias read (Right): The article presents information about a former judge with a history of domestic abuse who was allegedly involved in undermining legal processes related to the PSOE party. The framing emphasizes the judge's criminal past and suggests a conspiracy within the PSOE, which aligns with a right-leaning批判.
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- court Sentencia de 2018 sobre Luis José Sáenz de Tejada
- government UCO investigation into PSOE
El MundoIndependent🔒Left3 days ago Congress will approve at the request of the PSOE penalties of up to two years in jail for those who apply "conversion therapies"The Spanish Congress is set to approve legislation proposed by the PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers' Party) that would impose prison sentences of up to two years for those who apply so-called 'conversion therapies,' aimed at changing a person's sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. The bill was approved by the Equality Commission of the Congress with opposition from the PP (People's Party) and Vox. The socialist rapporteur described these therapies as psychological and sometimes physical torture that undermines individuals' self-esteem and dignity. The law aims to further禁止
Bias read (Left): The article presents the proposal as a necessary measure against harmful practices, using strong condemnatory language ('violence', 'torture') and emphasizes the democratic imperative to protect individuals' rights. It highlights the socialist perspective without providing significant counterpoints,
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- government Proposición de Ley Orgánica del Grupo Socialista para la modificación del Código Penal
- government Comisión de Igualdad del Congreso
ABC (España)IndependentCenter3 days agoAlberto Núñez Feijóo appeared on the television show 'El Hormiguero,' where he discussed his political strategy, including potential alliances with both Vox and Junts. He emphasized his goal of restoring 'decency' to politics following recent electoral setbacks.
Bias read (Center): The article presents Feijóo's statements and actions without overtly favoring any particular political side. It reports on his appearance on a popular TV show and his political messaging without using biased language or selectively omitting context.
El MundoIndependent🔒Right5 days ago The Joint Committee of the Court of Auditors rejects the General State Accounts for the first time after the budgetary transfer of European pension fundsThe Mixed Committee of the Court of Auditors has rejected, for the first time, the State General Account report following the reallocation of European funds to pensions. The rejection was made possible by the majority held by PP and Vox in the parliamentary committee. The report had previously validated the 2024 State General Account despite internal divisions and noted irregularities, including the diversion of European funds to pension payments. The decision is not final and will be reviewed by the Commission on June 23.
Bias read (Right): The article emphasizes the role of PP and Vox in achieving the unprecedented rejection of the audit report, highlighting their majority in the committee. It frames the rejection as a significant event and attributes it to the influence of these parties, suggesting a pro-right leaning in the framing.
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- government Declaración sobre la Cuenta General del Estado de 2024
- government Informe del Tribunal de Cuentas
El PaísIndependent🔒Center5 days ago The PSOE notified Teijelo by burofax a year ago that it would not pay the two bills and says it communicated to the UCOThe Spanish Socialist Party (PSOE) has informed National Court Judge Santiago Pedraz that it notified lawyer Jacobo Teijelo, a suspected member of the Leire Díez network, via a burofax nearly a year ago that it would not pay two invoices totaling 53,000 euros. These invoices were issued by Teijelo for legal consultancy services provided to the PSOE. The National Police’s Central Operational Unit (UCO) has stated that there is no record of these invoices in the documents submitted by the PSOE during their investigation into a potential criminal organization aimed at undermining investigations.
Bias read (Center): The article presents facts without overtly favoring any side. It reports on the PSOE's communication with an investigator regarding unpaid invoices linked to a legal case involving alleged criminal activity. The tone remains neutral, focusing on procedural details and the absence of documentation.
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- government National Court Judge Santiago Pedraz
- government National Police’s Central Operational Unit (UCO)
El MundoIndependent🔒Right5 days ago "Aparting" from the head of Anti-Corruption and "controlling" the Prosecutor's Office: this is how the PSOE intended to subvert Justice to its advantage, certifies the UCOThe article discusses Leire Díez, a figure linked to the 'fontanero' case, who claimed control over key institutions like the Guardia Civil and the Fiscalía (Public Prosecution Service). According to the UCO (National Anti-Corruption Unit), she aimed to remove Alejandro Luzón, the head of the Anticorruption Prosecution Office, and manipulate judicial processes to benefit the PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers' Party). The article references intercepted notes from Díez and includes statements from Joaquín Parra, an accused individual in the 'Hidrocarburos' case.
Bias read (Right): The article uses strong accusatory language against the PSOE, implying political manipulation of the judiciary by the party. It frames the actions of individuals associated with the PSOE as attempts to undermine justice, using terms such as 'subvertir la Justicia en su beneficio' (undermine justice,
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- government Intercepted notes from Leire Díez
- government Statements from Joaquín Parra
El MundoIndependent🔒Center5 days ago The day the plot and the government lost control of the cloaca because of the messages of Ábalos and SánchezThe article discusses the role of 'source hunters'—individuals who track down the origins of news stories—in Spanish politics, particularly focusing on the PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers' Party) during the tenure of Pedro Sánchez. It describes how the PSOE, under figures like Leire Díez and Santos Cerdán, engaged in efforts to identify and suppress leaks from the press, especially after El Mundo published exclusive WhatsApp messages between Sánchez and others. The article references the Government's involvement in pressuring the Guardia Civil to investigate the UCO (Central Operational Unit).
Bias read (Center): The article provides a descriptive account of political practices without overtly favoring any side. It uses critical language toward the actions of the PSOE but does so in an analytical tone rather than taking a clear ideological stance.
elDiario.esIndependentRight5 days ago The bad thing about the PSOE is that the goats leave Leire Díez too much time freeThe article discusses the political challenges faced by Spain's PSOE party due to the emergence of Leire Díez, an individual linked to past legal issues. It references her recent interview with El Diario Montañés, where she claims to possess significant information about events related to the party. The piece highlights concerns within the PSOE regarding her potential impact on their reputation.
Bias read (Right): The article uses critical and potentially damaging language toward Leire Díez and implies she is harmful to the PSOE, which is a leftist party. The tone suggests skepticism toward her credibility and portrays her actions as detrimental to the party’s image, aligning with a right-leaning perspective.
ABC (España)IndependentRight6 days ago The Secret PactThe article discusses ongoing negotiations between the Popular Party (PP) and Vox in Spain, noting that the PP has a strong parliamentary majority and can afford to split its vote. It suggests that the Socialist Party (PSOE) lacks the authority to criticize the PP's actions, especially after poor election results in Andalucía. The piece also highlights the potential normalization of alliances between PP and Vox, while emphasizing the need for dialogue between the two parties amid repeated electoral cycles.
Bias read (Right): The article frames the PP's actions as strategically advantageous and implies that the PSOE's criticism is baseless due to their poor performance. It portrays the PP as having legitimate power and suggests that opposition from the left is 'pataleo de perdedor' ('posturing of losers'), which reflects
El MundoIndependent🔒Right6 days ago "Incumplimientos": el papel en que Leire se quejaba a Santos Cerdán porque Fiscalía no accedía a torcer causas en favor del PSOEThe article discusses a document titled 'Incumplimientos' found by the Guardia Civil's UCO unit on the computer of Santos Cerdán, former second-in-command of the PSOE, which details complaints from Leire Díez about the Fiscalía not bending procedures in favor of the PSOE. The document outlines strategies aimed at exonerating President Pedro Sánchez, his family, and PSOE officials from corruption allegations. It also highlights the involvement of PSOE members in the operations related to the 'Leire Case'.
Bias read (Right): The article frames the actions of PSOE figures in a negative light, emphasizing their alleged attempts to manipulate legal processes to protect high-profile individuals. The language used suggests a critical stance toward the PSOE, implying wrongdoing without providing balanced perspectives or mitig
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- government Informe de la UCO sobre el 'Caso Leire'
- court Juez Pedraz
El ConfidencialIndependent🔒Left6 days agoThe article discusses devices allegedly forgotten by Cerdán, suggesting that the PSOE was aware of Leire's operations within the Fiscalía.
Bias read (Left): The article implies knowledge of operations by the PSOE, which could be interpreted as suggesting potential wrongdoing or lack of transparency, leaning towards a critical view of the PSOE, typically associated with leftist politics in Spain.
El PaísIndependent🔒Left6 days ago The region is rebelling against the 'war' on Catalan agreed upon by PP and Vox in AragonThe article discusses the controversy surrounding the agreement between the Popular Party (PP) and Vox in Aragon to combat the influence of Catalan in the region. It references an incident involving football coach Raúl Agné, who spoke in Catalan during a press conference, leading to tension. The article highlights concerns over linguistic policies targeting Catalan speakers in areas bordering Catalonia, with estimates suggesting up to 50,000 people speak Catalan in these regions. Some within the PP have expressed criticism of the policy.
Bias read (Left): The article frames the PP-Vox agreement as an attempt to 'combat' Catalan, using terms like 'imposition of Catalan' which imply resistance to a minority language. The tone suggests disapproval of the policy, highlighting negative reactions and critical voices within the PP. This framing leans toward
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- organisation Institut Aragonès del Català
infoLibreIndependentLeft7 days agoThe article discusses a shift in youth voting patterns in Spain, noting that younger voters are increasingly supporting the PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers' Party) and other leftist parties, contrary to previous trends where the youth leaned more towards conservative options. According to recent surveys by 40dB., the PSOE has the highest support among those under 24 years old, with 25.7% intent to vote, significantly ahead of Vox (20.6%) and the Popular Party (11.6%). Other smaller parties have much lower support, while 23% of young voters remain undecided.
Bias read (Left): The article highlights a growing preference among young voters for leftist parties like the PSOE, emphasizing their increasing support compared to right-wing parties such as Vox and the Popular Party. The framing suggests a positive outlook for progressive forces despite ongoing judicial scandals, a
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- press release Encuesta de 40dB. para El País y la Cadena Ser
El ConfidencialIndependent🔒Center7 days ago Cracks in the PSOE: The coalition offer to Guardiola challenges Sánchez and shakes the partyThe article discusses internal divisions within Spain's ruling socialist party, PSOE, following an offer of a coalition agreement with Guardiola, which challenges current leader Pedro Sánchez and has caused unrest within the party.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on internal party dynamics without overtly favoring any side. It presents the situation as a challenge to Sánchez but does not explicitly endorse or criticize either the coalition proposal or Sánchez's position.
PúblicoIndependentCenter10 days agoThe Spanish socialist party (PSOE) and the conservative Popular Party (PP) have rejected proposals to stop penalizing early retirement for those with 40 years of contributions.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on the rejection of a policy change by two major political parties without taking a stance or using biased language. It presents the positions of both PSOE and PP neutrally, focusing on their opposition to ending the penalty for early retirement with 40 years of contributions.
El PaísIndependent🔒Center11 days ago Andalusian PSOE rejects supporting Moreno to block Vox: That's an empty debateThe Andalusian branch of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) has ruled out supporting Juan Manuel Moreno's re-election as president of the Andalusian Government to prevent an agreement between the Popular Party (PP) and Vox. PSOE leaders stated there is 'no door open' to such support, emphasizing they do not want to align with the PP either. This comes after the new leader of the Extremaduran PSOE proposed backing the budget law if the regional president broke her alliance with Vox. However, this offer was quickly dismissed by the Andalusian PSOE leadership.
Bias read (Center): The article presents the positions of multiple political actors without overtly favoring any side. It reports directly on statements made by PSOE officials and does not include biased language or selective sourcing. The framing remains neutral, focusing on the refusal of PSOE Andalusia to support a
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- organisation Statement from PSOE Andalusia Leadership
- organisation Álvaro Sánchez Cotrina, Leader of PSOE Extremadura
El MundoIndependent🔒Left11 days ago The Association of Prosecutors demands that Peramato say "who authorized" the meetings of the right hand of García Ortiz with the 'fontaine' of the PSOEThe Association of Prosecutors (AF), which holds the majority in the prosecution career, has expressed deep indignation over the insufficient response provided by the State Attorney General regarding the presence of Leire Díez, known as the 'plumber' of the PSOE, in their premises. The AF demands a full explanation from the State Attorney General, Teresa Peramato, regarding who authorized the meetings between Díez and Diego Villafañe, the right-hand man of Álvaro García Ortiz, and why they deviated from standard procedures.
Bias read (Left): The article uses terms like 'cloacas de Ferraz' (sewers of Ferraz) and frames the situation as an attack on state institutions by individuals linked to a criminal group, implying a negative view of the PSOE and suggesting corruption within the State Attorney General's office. The emphasis on the 'pl
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- organisation Comunicado de la Asociación de Fiscales
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