Far-right demonstration at the electoral college where Pedro Sánchez voted. pic.twitter.com/Ipls3AUHS9 — Fonsi Loaiza (@FonsiLoaiza) June 9, 2024
The insults of this ultra group were responded to by other people who were in the area and sang “president, president”as he applauded the CEO. The Minister of Transport, Public Works and Water Management, Oscar Puentehas referred to what happened on his social networks and specified that Sánchez is not represented by that poster. “The biggest proof that Pedro Sánchez has nothing to do with the person on the banner is that if that were really the case, they would vote for him instead of making a fuss against him at the door of their polling station,” he writes. on his X account. The biggest proof that Pedro Sánchez has nothing to do with the person on the banner is that if that were really the case, they would vote for him instead of making a fuss against him at the door of their polling place. https://t.co/2t8S5TQDWk — Oscar Puente (@oscar_puente_) June 9, 2024
The leader of the PSOE, like his wife, has cast his vote with the left handand minutes later he called on citizens to vote. “I think that since the economic crisis, citizens have recognized the importance of elections in Europe. What is decided today is important, so I would like to call for participation so that everyone can decide. what future do we want for Europe?. It is the vote that decides whether the future we build for Europe is one of progress or regression,” he said. He added that “it is important that we choose with our vote whether we want a Europe that moves forward or backwards.” And he emphasized that within the PSOE “they are for progress, for progress, for look forward and not backward”. Sánchez has underlined the importance of the European Parliament, both in Europe and in Spain: “I think that since the financial crisis, citizens have recognized the importance of elections in Europe. 70% of the laws passed at our Congress are laws passed in Brussels.” In reference to People's Party, specified that “things are very different” when “the political opponents have said that they will draw, while a few weeks ago they said that the PSOE would become extra-parliamentary.” In this sense, he added: “If you allow me to joke, more in informal terms, things are very different and different. Citizens have clearly observed the social response given to crises of enormous significance, such as the pandemic (…) and also in contrast to the anti-social and neoliberal response given to the financial crisis.” Follow us on WhatsApp and receive the best news and most interesting stories.
Left-handed voting