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The court asks the State Attorney's Office, the Public Prosecutor's Office and the Electoral Board whether it should call on those nationalized by the Democratic Memory Act to act as affected.
Sánchez will start the PSOE campaign in Two Sisters on Saturday
"We have to study all possible ways so that the Broad Front does not leave anyone out," Pisarello defends over the primaries he proposes.
The popular leader of Madrid insists on spreading suspicions about the "traps" of the system and makes it clear different versions of the PP: Semper dismarks saying that it is "guarantee" and Muñoz supports the suspicions and asks that those who have doubts "vote in urn"
People respond to the Minister of Transport, who criticized Feijóo's appearance following the announcement of the electoral advance
The Socialists will approve the lists on October 17 in the federal committee following a widely shared decision: "Peter has heard the party"
The Government will try to adopt in the permanent parliament two housing decrees, one of the dana and the measures for the war in Iran
The president believes that the general strike of the coming weeks is against the PP: "That's what was missing to see in Spain"
"So far Vox has been the best choice, but there may be another one," says the former secretary general of the ultra party
The Moncloa prepares formulas to pass the housing decrees again and to validate them in the Permanent Congress
I do not see a better electoral situation for the Government at any other time in 2027, quite the opposite.
The left, with no defined electoral leader or alliance, tries to buy time
Congress's rejection of the housing decrees put forward by the executive changes the political cycle and opens up electoral expectations for the PSOE that it did not have before this debate
The Minister of Social Rights claims that Junts' position "is a political suicide"
Analysis and explanation of a vote that opens all options, including the electoral advance
Hundreds of people have followed the vote on the two housing decrees live and now wonder from the Sol camp what the next step is.
The popular leader takes advantage of the parliamentary rejection of the Executive's measures to maintain that Sánchez and his government have "neither the Cortes nor the streets"
The president of the government went on the stand of the Congress of Deputies minutes before the voting began to give a last push to the rules, which ended up falling
Few things like life, the one that suddenly at your best turns and really hits (it hits your money, it hits your health, it hits your children) so that everything happens to a background: it's not the one who votes, it's the one who votes.
Protesters have come from the camp to the outside of Parliament, where housing decrees are discussed and voted on.
