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Pablo Iglesias stated that Israel was a democracy of settlers and asserted that apartheid excluded the majority of the Palestinian population from its civil, social, and human rights. He also noted that Zionism was present in all sectors of Israeli society. https://t.co/kpRtr9fd8q #Apartheid #DerechosHumanos #Palestina (translated)

Pablo Iglesias stated that the judicial power's impediment for descendants of Spanish republicans to vote reminded him that, in his view, the right also acted through the PP, Vox, and the "Spanish Judicial Party" (PJE). https://t.co/EdPZlXT4lq #Justicia #España #Democracia (translated)

Pablo Iglesias stated that Alem Velasco would offer more details the following day about a supposed improper police operation in a system defined as democratic. He added that the protester had described, with evidence, what happened from his detention to a supposed attempt to recruit him as an informant, and he characterized those events as shocking. #Política #DerechosHumanos #Justicia (translated)

Pablo Iglesias disseminated information signed by Alem Velasco, according to which a protester from Sol reported having suffered police violence and pressure to become an informant after being detained on October 12. https://t.co/89beUw68Ci #DerechosHumanos #Justicia #Protesta (translated)

Pablo Iglesias stated that, although he understood that there were people from Frente Amplio and Sumar who could not stand him, he believed that his analysis of the IU leader's candidacy in Andalusia contained no lies. He maintained that presenting him as number three for Madrid, instead of as number one for Málaga or Seville, reflected that IU did not trust in obtaining a seat in Andalusia. Iglesias said he hoped IU would negotiate with Podemos in Andalusia, following the Valencian and Canary models, and also in territories like Euskadi, Galicia, Asturias, and Murcia. According to him, these agreements were the only option to obtain seats and curb the advance of the right. He accused the leadership of Frente Amplio of preventing agreements in constituencies where unity could provide options and claimed that they had prioritized weakening Podemos in exchange for senators that PSOE offered them on their lists. He also pointed out that Podemos had incorporated Gabriel Rufián into the national campaign, which, in his opinion, would have benefited the shared candidacies with Podemos or ERC. He added that the lack of agreements in Madrid or Catalonia would have little effect on the final result and would allow the leaders of Más Madrid and Comuns to gain visibility, without being overshadowed by Rufián and Irene Montero. According to Iglesias, since there were no primaries, no one would have had to subordinate their leadership to that of another person. Iglesias argued that those who designed the strategy of Frente Amplio were not seeking to defeat the right, but to destroy Podemos and secure senators to obtain financial stability in light of their debts. He stated that they would achieve neither and that they would not succeed in the second if Vox and PP reached an agreement in the Senate. He concluded by saying that, no matter what happened, it was clear who was needed in Congress. #PolíticaEspañola #IzquierdaUnida #Podemos (translated)

Pablo Iglesias stated that insults and reactions of hate against Irene Montero had become common again in progressive circles, media, and among party affiliates. According to what he wrote, the criticisms focused on attributing ambition, egotism, and a desire to retain a position to her, arguments that, he said, may have stopped being heard since 2024. Iglesias shared an article by Raúl Solís that, as he explained, gathered examples of those arguments to point out a double standard regarding other political figures. https://t.co/voTl2pr5Nc #IreneMontero #Política #Progresismo (translated)

Pablo Iglesias stated that Compromís, Podemos, Izquierda Unida, and ERC, among other parties, had agreed to run together in the elections in the Valencian Community. He noted that the coalition would not be called Frente Amplio and contrasted the agreement with the situation in Catalonia, where ERC competed with that formation while Podemos supported it and, as he wrote, would integrate into its lists. Iglesias said that the coalitions in the Canary Islands and the Valencian Community were also not called Frente Amplio or Sumar, as was the case, according to him, in the Balearic Islands and Aragón. He asserted that similar agreements could be reached in other territories and that plurinationality and the left complicated these alliances. He also criticized the position of those who, as he wrote, conditioned agreements in other territories on Podemos integrating into a coalition in Madrid. He stated that an agreement in all territories except Madrid would not imply an electoral penalty and that there the left-wing electorate could choose between the candidacies of Delgado and Colau or those of Montero and Rufián. Iglesias argued that Podemos and MM-FA could have run together in Madrid through primaries, but claimed that someone did not want that option. He added that agreements without primaries could be reasonable in places where the electoral system penalized division, although they were not essential in Madrid. Finally, he urged those who, in his opinion, impeded agreements like those in the Canary Islands and the Valencian Community to rectify and negotiate with Podemos in Andalusia, Galicia, Asturias, Murcia, the Basque Country, Castile, and La Rioja. https://t.co/liVgAhAk6Q #PaísValencià #Coalición #Izquierda (translated)

Pablo Iglesias argued that unity should be built in each territory taking into account its particularities, the balance of forces, the parties present, and the effects of the electoral system depending on the type of province. He added that, in his opinion, flexibility and the absence of impositions from Madrid would allow it to be achieved. #Unidad #Participación #Política (translated)

Pablo Iglesias stated that the day before, a member of Más Madrid had offered a participation tool that mobilized more than 100,000 people and, according to him, served as a humbling experience for many. He also maintained that the primaries could inspire and unite the left. https://t.co/IPN1EoH33g #MásMadrid #Primarias #UniónIzquierda (translated)

Pablo Iglesias stated that more than 70,000 people had voted and argued that this demonstrated the willingness of leftist people to participate. He deemed it unjustifiable for party leaders to cling to their positions without giving a voice to their members and said that unity would only be possible through open primaries. https://t.co/x4JJs4qTE9 #Voto #Participación #PrimariasAbiertas (translated)

Pablo Iglesias wrote that Xose Manuel Beiras had died and described him as a crucial political figure in the history of the left and nationalism in Galicia. He added that in an interview they reviewed much of his experiences and political reflections and wished him to rest in peace. https://t.co/978v0tHXLP #Galicia #Política #Izquierda (translated)

Pablo Iglesias said that he had participated in a debate about the political situation in Spain on Italian television alongside Mario Monti. He added that there was a lot of interest in Italy about what was happening in Spain. https://t.co/1K4vYJICAl #Política #España #Televisión (translated)