Sánchez se vuelca en la IA y en el progresismo de Mamdani en Nueva York mientras el PP intentar estirar Ceuta

On Monday, the stark differences between Spain's Pedro Sánchez and his political opponents will become unmistakable. Sánchez kicks off the week with an address on the dangers of artificial intelligence (AI) and travels to New York for the UN summit, marking an international and politically active agenda. As a prominent voice of progressivism in world politics, Sánchez will participate in an event alongside Zohran Mamdani, the progressive mayor of New York, and deliver speeches on pressing issues, particularly the control of AI and its impact on children's technology, a battle that will join him with French President Emmanuel Macron.

This stance has already shifted the EU's position towards banning social media for children under 15. Meanwhile, within Spain, Alberto Núñez Feijóo is in Ceuta attempting to capitalize on the political fallout from a crisis that has perhaps weakened the government more than any other. This crisis has complicated the government's positive narrative on immigration and has deeply questioned its management capabilities, evident from the early weeks of the administration.