Sánchez claims “the Spain of Lorca” against the “involution” of the PP and Vox
The socialist candidate commits from Granada to strengthen the protection of abortion, to defend the culture of vetoes from the “chainsaw club” and to go “before” and “further” with his housing measures
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez spoke at a PSOE rally in Granada, criticizing Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of the PP. Sánchez defended the "Spain of Lorca", referencing the poet Federico García Lorca, who was killed by Francoist forces 90 years ago. He positioned the PSOE as a champion of progressive values, contrasting with the PP and Vox, which he claimed are part of a project of "involution".
Sánchez pledged to protect the culture sector, enshrine the "right to abortion" in the Constitution, and implement measures to improve access to housing.
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