
The popular react to the call for general elections for November 29
The Popular Party has published the campaign video 'Finally' to the rhythm of the Hymn of Joy after Pedro Sánchez's announcement to call general elections for next November 29.
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Pedro Sánchez has announced the dissolution of the Cortes and the calling of general elections.
The Popular Party has reacted to the electoral advance announced this Monday by Pedro Sánchez with a video published on its social networks under the slogan 'Finally', with which it kicks off its campaign for the general elections on November 29.
To the rhythm of the Hymn of Joy, the popular people review in the video different slogans about what, in their opinion, the Spaniards will be able to do after the electoral call. "Finally we will give our opinion", "we will finally do justice" and "we will finally rebuild our country" are some of the messages that appear in the piece, along with references to "your family, your home, your economy and your life."
The video also includes other messages such as "we will tear down the walls", "we will be able to vote" and "we will be able to say what we think", in addition to the slogan "Ceuta is all of us". The PP released the piece shortly after Sánchez announced the dissolution of the Cortes and the calling of elections.
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