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The EU welcomes Lula's victory: "Democracy has won in Brazil" - 124; the current president achieves an epic rebound, and with 51.7% of ultra-right-wing senator Flavio Bolsonaro (48.2%)
The ultras will not be presented in six constituencies and will offer a single candidate in 14 to "protect" the High House, 124; Sánchez denounces that they represent "the same political project of involution"
President Lula promises debates and urges his voters to mobilize the 33 million abstentionists
Junts avoids haste for the return trip after having exploited in all previous campaigns its inferiority condition because it cannot have the leader present
The disturbing thing about his doctrine is the possibility that this agonic ideology will disarm the approaches of a State party.
The ruling extreme right is not a homogeneous block; its glue is the enemy, the left
Politicians should go on the stand without the pretense of representing a character, trying to make what shines is intelligence, not occurrence.
The campaigns are technological clashes to attract the attention of increasingly tired and disappointed voters, who receive information through multiple channels, and who vote more for beliefs and identities than for information or convenience. Antoni Gutiérrez-Rubí, communication advisor and recognized strategist who has worked in about 60 political campaigns in 11 countries, says that in these elections social psychology will weigh more than marketing
Feijóo, on Sánchez: "We are going to throw him out the way the mafia likes him the least: with the people's vote" - 124; Ayuso requestions the vote by mail: "Sánchez is going to try to do all the traps he can" - 124; ERC and Bildu report that they will be presented in coalition to the Senate
The elections pivote between the housing crisis and immigration. The street is inflamed as the La Toja Forum longs for a retreat centrism
An analysis of almost 50,000 parliamentary interventions detects how political discourse has changed over the past two decades, driven by virality and disinformation
The British intellectual, the Princess of Asturias of Social Sciences 2026, points out that Europe needs immigration. "We have no choice but to make it a success"
The 87-year-old woman has become a symbol of the failure of the security promise that we associate with an entire working life.
The ultra-candidate would get 52% against 48% of the left-wing president. A judge orders the arrest of Eduardo Bolsonaro, who lives in the United States
The campsites have reclaimed the will to fight the abuses of the powerful, but there is a danger that this momentum will end in a dead end.
Ten years ago, the neighbors of the 12 apartments of this Rio tower with sea views lived together with opposite ideas and even reached agreements. Today, more polarized than ever, they avoid talking about politics
It is not so much the 'Maricarren case' as the push of the Orriols party that has precipitated the general elections.
Both politicians starred in a decade of memorable duels, in which they ranged from insult to academic competition.
While some aruspices read the polls with the filter of their bias and ego, legions of voters have decided their vote without their help
