Latest political news, live | The PSOE offers a debate organized by the Television Academy if the PP insists on not doing it on TVE

The PSOE has proposed this Monday that the Television Academy organize one of the electoral debates prior to the 29-N elections, given the PP's refusal to accept a debate on TVE and demand that they all be held on private television stations. Alberto Núñez Feijóo has confirmed that, if he is sworn in after 29-N, he will repeal the housing law approved by Sánchez's coalition government, which is already encountering resistance in its application by the autonomous communities governed by the PP. "We have to repeal the housing law. Of course. If there is a regrettable social policy, it is the housing policy, it is solved by building houses," Feijóo said in an interview on Cuatro.

For his part, the general secretary of the PP and campaign spokesperson, Miguel Tellado, has once again raised the specter of the pout in an interview on esRadio. "The important thing is to win the elections and at the moment there is nothing won. Not even until the ballot boxes at the polling stations. The ballot boxes are empty, except for those that Pedro Sánchez may be preparing," he hinted. Tellado has also criticized that the grandchildren law did not seek to allow Spanish descendants to vote, but rather "to have greater room for maneuver to try to adulterate the final result."

The PSOE has formally proposed to all political parties and all communication groups that the Television Academy be the entity in charge of organizing both meetings - both the face-to-face and the four-way debate -, as has been carried out successfully on previous occasions. According to the PSOE, the organization by the Academy “guarantees a neutral and open signal so that all media that wish to do so can broadcast freely.”

The Popular Party has announced that the program they will present this Tuesday includes a package with 249 measures “that define the national reconstruction” that Alberto Núñez Feijóo promises to undertake if he is sworn in as president. "We will not just present an electoral program. We will present the change necessary to rebuild Spain," said Deputy Secretary Juan Bravo.

Alberto Núñez Feijóo has denied that his party offered Koldo García payments to defame Pedro Sánchez and the PSOE. "There is no one in the Popular Party who has any type of authorization to offer it to anyone. I assure you that this is absolutely false; in the name of the PP, not a single euro has been offered to anyone," stated the leader of the PP.

Feijóo has once again attacked Pedro Sánchez's immigration policy and has promised to end the shipments destined for the countries of origin if the departures are not stopped. “I will tell the countries of origin that development subsidies are over if they do not control their borders,” he assured.

The leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has stated that the Supreme Court “has done a good job” by eliminating the right to vote of those nationalized by the grandchildren law because it was a “trap” concocted by Pedro Sánchez to inflate the electoral roll.

The Minister of Consumption, Pablo Bustinduy, has shown his confidence that the left bloc will overcome the polls, which show a comfortable victory for the right in the 29-N elections. “In the last 13 years, polls have always underestimated the left,” he said.