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María Jamardo stated that negotiating did not mean accepting all the demands and asserted that Mónica García did not accept any of the requests that the doctors had raised before calling a general strike in healthcare. She added that García had avoided the strike due to the electoral call. #Sanidad #Huelga #Negociación (translated)

María Jamardo wrote that Macron had been governing France for ten years, whom she classified as ultrarightist, and that in Spain the "Sanchista" right had been in power for eight. She added that, given that level, nothing surprised her much. #Francia #España #Política (translated)

María Jamardo stated that any Spanish citizen, group, civil society entity, or political party could approach the Ombudsman to ask for the defense of their interests as voters and their right to participate in the elections on November 29 with a reliable electoral roll, comprised only of those who should be listed on it. She asserted that if Ángel Gabilondo acted at the request of 180,000 presumably affected individuals, he would be even more justified in doing so on behalf of the 36,000,000 who, according to her, could be affected if measures were not taken. She also questioned whether the Ombudsman was defending Sánchez and the party for which he ran as head of the list in the 2021 Madrid regional elections. #DefensorDelPueblo #DerechosCiviles #ParticipaciónCiudadana (translated)

María Jamardo stated that Sánchez had implicated the Ombudsman in a political dispute over the grandchild law, which, as she wrote, would force Conde-Pumpido to speak out. She also claimed that the institution had been "stained" less than a month after Ángel Gabilondo left office, and accused the Government of having colonized the institutions. She said she was developing the issue in El Debate. #Política #Gobierno #Derechos (translated)

María Jamardo stated that the resignation of the PSOE spokesperson due to her partner's scandals represented a political firewall for the party on the verge of a general election. She added that this would not prevent judicial and tax investigations from being carried out, if warranted, regarding the company or its partners. #Política #PSOE #EleccionesGenerales (translated)

Journalist María Jamardo wrote that the leftist sector of the CGPJ opposed issuing a statement of support for all judges. According to her, nine members aligned with the Government distanced themselves from the request of the president, Isabel Perelló, who sought unanimity, and also did not present an alternative text. Jamardo described the episode as an "institutional boycott" in a publication of El Debate. #CGPJ #Justicia #Política (translated)

María Jamardo presented in El Debate the keys to the proposal of the president of the Government and how, as she wrote, she intended to coordinate the 29-N. She described the initiative as "electoral trickery." https://t.co/pQrIuSp8oa #TrilerismoElectoral #PolíticaEspañola #Gobierno (translated)

María Jamardo listed political references that, she wrote, could be associated with each letter as motives for voting. She cited amnesty, the blackout, Adamuz, and Ábalos with the A; Begoña with the B; Ceuta and the "sewers" with the C; the DANA and Delcy's suitcases with the D; the ERE with the E; the brother and hydrocarbons with the H; Jessica and the jewels with the J; Koldo with the K; Leire Díez and La Palma with the L; the grandchild law with the N; Plus Ultra with the P; the SEPI and Santos Cerdán with the S; and Zapatero with the Z. She concluded that there were many options. #Política #Abecedario #Voto (translated)

María Jamardo stated that the Constitutional Court would be key to endorsing what she described as a new legal fraud, which, according to her, Pedro Sánchez planned to use to shift to the opposition and justify a general strike, along with daily protests and demonstrations against a possible new government of the PP and Vox. #Política #Protestas #HuelgaGeneral (translated)

María Jamardo wrote that the call for elections on November 29 was, in her opinion, a response to the inability to defend a minimal management and to the willingness to start a political confrontation with the opposition. She added that a period inspired by the popular front and street mobilization was being initiated, and called for people to vote. #Elecciones2023 #Democracia #ParticipaciónCiudadana (translated)

María Jamardo stated that what happened that week with the two housing decrees had made it clear, in her opinion, that Junts was not part of a progressive left-wing majority that would have allowed Pedro Sánchez to remain for four more years in La Moncloa. She also stated that the legislature had been fragile for some time. She indicated that she had published an article that day in Murcia Economía. https://t.co/xsLqqoMiCq #Vivienda #Política #España (translated)

Very attentive today to the stage. Inside and outside the Congress. And, of course, to the decisions made by the government delegate in Madrid. Because they are preparing and chronicling what, in the coming months, they want to use as a tool for agitation and confrontation on the streets. "It benefits us to have tension," said Zapatero. #Congreso #Madrid #Crispación (translated)

Second 'fraud of law' already published. It neither addresses the extraordinary or urgent need required (article 86 of the Constitution) of any decree law; nor will it prosper, so in reality, it only serves a very specific purpose: political staging to point out the parties that vote against... Electoral machinery for pre-campaign, underway. #FraudeDeLey #Política #Elecciones (translated)