The president of Spain, Pedro Sanchezheld an event for the Spanish Socialist Workers Party (PSOE) after having obtained re-election, in which he targeted the world’s far-right leaders, such as Javier Miley and stated that “there are going to be four more years of progressive Government” in the Iberian country.
In his speech to the PSOE militancy, Sánchez emphasized: “We do have a project for Spain. The right and the extreme right only have insults for half of Spain.”
It was right at the end, when he targeted the leaders of the global extreme right, such as the recently elected Argentine president, Javier Milei: “There will be neither Trump, nor Milei, nor Bolsonaro, nor the Dutchman Wilders, nor Feijóo nor Abascal,” Shooting.
The Spanish people once again chose progressivism
The socialist leader Pedro Sánchez was re-elected president of the Spanish Government at the head of a coalition with left-wing and pro-independence parties, in a country deeply divided by his commitment to granting an amnesty law to Catalan independentists in exchange for their support in this investiture.
Sánchez obtained 179 votes in favor in the Congress of Deputies, three more than the absolute majority, and 171 against, announced the president of the Chamber, the socialist Francina Armengol, after an intense investiture debate, where criticism and warnings.
“I declare that the confidence of Congress has been granted to Mr. Pedro Sánchez,” Armengol announced after the vote, on the second and last day of the special investiture session, the AFP news agency reported.
In power since 2018, Sánchez, 51, had the votes of those 179 deputies guaranteed thanks to alliances that he forged for weeks with other groups with representation in Parliament.
