
The acting president of the Government campaigns in Arnedo and mocks his rivals after interviews with Jordi Wild
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The electoral campaign for the elections on the 29th of this month has started. Sánchez participated in an event with the Riojan socialists in Arnedo, emphasizing the 75% participation and the 176 seats necessary for an absolute majority. Jordi Wild's interviews with the candidates are recent.
The electoral campaign for the elections on the 29th of this month has started and this Sunday, the PSOE candidate and acting president of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has called for participation to reach 75% and the socialists can reach the majority, while mocking his main rival, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, after he admitted in his interview with Jordi Wild that he does not master the English language.
Sánchez has participated in an event with the Rioja socialists in the town of Arnedo, where he has emphasized two figures: 75 and 176, that is, a "75% participation" so that the socialists can reach 176 seats, those necessary to achieve an absolute majority "of progressive seats", "to go sooner and further in the socialist conquests that citizens demand."
With the interviews conducted with the candidates by the YouTuber Jordi Wild still recent, Pedro Sánchez has taken advantage of Feijóo's interview to attack him, specifically after he admitted that he has not learned English: "These are those of the culture of effort, let's see if it is going to be true that Feijóo is not president because he doesn't want to."
At the same time, he has criticized Santiago Abascal (the Vox candidate) for saying that he was not an economist when David Broncano asked him about pensions: "Then Abascal arrives, not on this program, but in other interviews they do with him, and they ask him about pensions and he says that he is not an economist and that he does not know."
"They are one for another, one is not president because he does not want to and the other is not vice president because he does not know," stated the socialist politician.
On the other hand, he has contrasted the one who will be his vice president if he wins Moncloa again, Carlos Corpo: "He does know about Economics and a few languages," Sánchez said.
The acting President of the Government has also recovered the figure of the drug trafficker Marcial Dorado, with whom Feijóo was photographed more than 30 years ago and about whom Jordi Wild asked him. Sánchez has said that Dorado was arrested in 1990 and the summer photos with Feijóo are later: "Today he has the nerve to say that he did not know in 1995 that he was a drug trafficker."
Sánchez has criticized Abascal for not wanting to attend Jordi Wild's interview, "because the public could not choose", and Feijóo again for not wanting to be interviewed on TVE by Silvia Intxaurrondo. "And then I am the dictator," said Sánchez, who for his part has refused to go to El Hormiguero to be interviewed by Pablo Motos.
Furthermore, the socialist candidate had words for this Wednesday's general strike: "I have to thank those who have fought in the streets for many years for the rights of workers, for the unions, who yesterday (Thursday) were called trash and we thank them," in reference to the words of the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Sánchez will continue using Jordi Wild's interviews to criticize Feijóo and Abascal during the rest of the campaign
Likely · Within days
The PSOE will seek to mobilize the electorate to reach 75% participation and 176 seats
Likely · Within days

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