Felipe González criticizes the government for questioning Congress and PP for doubting the vote by mail
The expressive expresses his disenchantment with Sánchez and Feijóo in the tribute to Fernández Vara and Lambán, who died a year ago.
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The expressive expresses his disenchantment with Sánchez and Feijóo in the tribute to Fernández Vara and Lambán, who died a year ago.
Mónica García will lead the ballot in Madrid with Emilio Delgado, Tesh Sidi and Eduardo Rubiño, as the party's sources move. Coms admits "progress" but avoids closing the negotiations
The PP leader starts the precampaign in Ceuta, where he claims he would have used the security forces on the day of the mass entry
Vox grows in general and especially in a group: young women. The PP has leaks to the right and the PSOE especially to the center
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 president believes that the general strike of the coming weeks is against the PP: "That's what was missing to see in Spain"
Nixon, from behind in the polls for up to 10 points, not only faces Republican Senator Ashley Moody, but also the scepticism of Democratic 'establishment' and Floridian Latinos
Flávio Bolsonaro, a professional lawyer and eldest son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, built much of his political career in Rio de Janeiro, where he was a state deputy before reaching the Senate. After his father's conviction for beating, he became the main political heir of the Bolsonarist movement and today is pointed out as the possible successor of the conservative right in Brazil. Although he shares many of his father's flags, he has tried to project a more moderate and pragmatic image before public opinion. However, its trajectory is also marked by controversy and
Brazil began a decisive election day this Sunday. More than 158 million citizens are called to the polls to elect president, vice president, governors, deputies and part of the Senate. The polling stations will remain open until 5: 00, Brasilia time. The surveys point to a very tight contest, so the possibility of a first-round definition seems reduced. In 2022, the abstention was 20.9%, or about one in five voters did not vote. From Rio de Janeiro, our correspondent Valeria Saccone tells us more.
A handful of States will decide who controls the upper chamber. Assign each to Democrats or Republicans and see what majority comes out
Cándido Conde- Pumpid disagrees with the Supreme that he must apply the amnesty to embezzlement if so decided by the guarantee court
The government is thinking of the debate as "a risky and inevitable bet" for the final phase of the legislature. "
Former Special Prosecutor Jack Smith appeared before the U.S. Senate Judicial Committee at a hearing marked by strong political tensions. During his intervention, he defended the investigations that led to criminal charges against Donald Trump for his alleged attempt to reverse the results of the 2020 elections and for the handling of classified documents. For his part, several Republican senators accused him of abuse of authority and called him "scoundrel." The charges focus on prosecutors, ex-prosecutors and Department of Justice officials investigating
On the first day of his State visit to Spain, President Emmanuel Macron asked on Tuesday, September 29, for a massive investment for a "stronger Europe" and for "regaining control" of social networks and artificial intelligence, which he held responsible for "democratic tiredness." The day was tarnished by the rejection of the bilateral friendship treaty by the Spanish Senate that night.
The Congress and the High House will now have to resolve their discrepancies on the agreement through a Joint Commission