Felipe González believes Sánchez has options in the general elections “if Milei visits Spain 15 times more”
The former President of the Government ensures that he will vote blank because he does not feel represented by any candidate.
Felipe González, former Prime Minister of Spain, has announced he will vote blank in the general elections on November 29. He made the statement at an event at the Círculo Empresarial de Málaga, saying that if he feels represented, he will vote for someone who represents him, but if not, he will vote blank. González described voting blank as a positive vote, not an abstention, and a way to express his feelings of lacking representation. He was a 23-year secretary general of the PSOE party.
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