
The leader of the PP meets with candidates for Congress, Sánchez broadcasts a video with Carlos Cuerpo and Toni Comín returns to Catalonia after nine years in Belgium.
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The general elections in Spain are scheduled for November 29. Toni Comín returns to Spain after the application of the amnesty law for those involved in the process.
The leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, was photographed this morning with the majority at the head of the Congress lists in Salamanca. Party members and officials are beginning to arrive at the city's Center for Performing Arts and Music for their presentation and rally, in which Ester Muñoz, Alfonso Fernández Mañueco and Feijóo will participate. As a backdrop, the unknown about the Senate lists with Vox.
The President of the Government and socialist candidate for the general elections, Pedro Sánchez, has published a video on In the images, Body asks how long they have been there already and Sánchez answers that about eight "and at a good pace, like the economy and employment in Spain." “And gaining rights, and they said it was impossible,” responds the minister. “Let's get four more!” can be read in the message that accompanies the video.
Corps is not on the socialist lists for the general elections of November 29, but last week in an interview with EL PAÍS he assured that he was willing to get fully involved in the campaign. "The degree of commitment is not linked to a presence on the lists. I cannot be more personally and professionally involved with this project led by the President of the Government," said Body.
The former Minister of Health of the Generalitat during the independence process, Toni Comín, plans to cross the border between France and Spain this Sunday through the Belitres neck, between Cervere and Portbou, in what he wanted to be a symbolic return to Catalonia. The politician had been in Belgium for nine years, where he left with Carles Puigdemont to avoid being arrested after the referendum of October 1, 2017, declared illegal.
Comín returns when he can fully benefit from the amnesty and, after traveling last Thursday to Madrid to renew his DNI and swear in the Constitution "by legal imperative", necessary steps to acquire his status as an MEP after being elected in the 2024 elections, which will allow him to collect a salary of 8,400 euros net. From what he has explained, he will maintain his residence in the Belgian city of Leuven.
The President of the Government and candidate of the PSOE, Pedro Sánchez, analyzed on Friday in an interview with EL PAÍS the horizon of the general elections of November 29 and reviewed the political legacy of his eight years in La Moncloa. The socialist leader was convinced that he will win the elections and govern again with a stronger majority. These are 10 of the headlines that the head of the Executive left during the conversation at the party's headquarters, on Ferraz Street in Madrid.
Good morning. The president of the PP and candidate for the Presidency of the Government, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, participates this afternoon in a pre-campaign event for the general elections on November 29 together with the president of the Regional Government of Castilla y León, Alfonso Fernández Mañueco. Also at noon, Ada Colau and other Frente Amplio candidates hold a pre-campaign event in the Madrid town of Móstoles one day before the deadline to register electoral lists, with the resignation to appear in Teruel and after the historic agreement reached with the PSOE to go together in the Senate.
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Closing of the deadline for the registration of electoral lists.
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