Anunțul surpriză al premierului spaniol: a convocat alegeri anticipate pentru 29 noiembrie

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced early elections for November 29, amid rising tensions over housing crises and political challenges. The elections may signal the end of the last significant socialist government in the EU. Sánchez aims to gain public support despite facing corruption scandals and criticism over immigration management. Recent protests, sparked by housing issues, have intensified following the eviction of an elderly resident. Polls suggest a shift towards a center-right administration led by the Popular Party, potentially in coalition with the far-right Vox party. Sánchez's domestic popularity has declined, yet he remains prominent internationally for his critiques of Trump and Netanyahu.