Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

World

Última hora de la actualidad política, en directo | Sánchez: “No vamos a permitir que España sea el patio trasero de la internacional ultraderechista”

El presidente del Gobierno y candidato a la reelección interviene en un acto en Tarragona, mientras que Feijóo está en Valladolid | Abascal viaja a Guadalajara, Colau a Barcelona | Montero y Rufián retoman la precampaña en un circo montado en el corazón de Madrid

Última hora de la actualidad política, en directo | Sánchez: “No vamos a permitir que España sea el patio trasero de la internacional ultraderechista”

Pedro Sánchez, the incumbent PSOE president and re-election candidate, emphasized on Saturday that "Spain is governed from Spain, not from Washington, not from Buenos Aires, not from Moscow". During a pre-election campaign event in Tarragona, alongside Catalonia's President Salvador Illa, Sánchez vowed that "We will not allow our country to become the backroom for the ultra-right-wing international,".

He assured that the right-wing surge "is crumbling in Brazil, in the United States and on November 29th it will also crumble in Spain, voting for four more years of progress". Meanwhile, the leader of the PP and candidate for the Presidency of the Government in the November 29th elections, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, was traveling to Valladolid with Alfonso Fernández Mañueco, the president of PP of Castilla y León.

On the other hand, Santiago Abascal was in Guadalajara and Ada Colau was in Barcelona. Irene Montero and Gabriel Rufián recommenced their joint pre-election campaign after being forced to halt due to an accident in a circus tent in central Madrid.

Written by urgent.news from El Pais's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

Read the original at elpais.com →

More in World

Injunction bid pushed by 72 students against AUCB graduation fails

An attempt by 72 undergraduate students of the African University of Communications and Business (AUCB) to stop the university’s 23rd Congregation through an ex parte injunction failed, which Read…

  • 72 AUCB students attempted to halt graduation via ex parte injunction.
  • Injunction bid dismissed by High Court, allowing October 31 ceremony.
  • 206 students chose AUCB certification, 144 postgraduates received degrees.

Trump: You’re Fired

Post-election diplomacy will be interesting. Given the size of their victory, the Democrats could and should pass legislation to provide Patriot missiles to Ukraine immediately, as well as to push…

More from Saturday 7 November →