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The author rejected the blame on social media and directly held the recipient responsible, whom he described as a coward. He stated that he had been in power for eight years, that he had widely opened the doors, and that he had constantly criminalized those who had warned about it. He also began to argue that his government was not capable of guaranteeing something, but the publication was cut off before completing that idea. (translated)

The author celebrated that María Corina Machado was in Venezuela and stated that her presence was the best guarantee of an orderly transition to free elections. He also asserted that the PSOE and Pedro Sánchez had reasons to be concerned and wrote that they were getting closer to knowing "all their...", before the message remained unfinished. #Venezuela #EleccionesLibres #TransiciónDemocrática #VE (translated)

The author stated that there were 2,500 euros in social aid that, as he wrote, did not reach the Spaniards, in addition to other vouchers and benefits. He also mentioned 38 days of vacation and maintained that, in the meantime, many Spaniards did not have a home or could fill the fridge or the gas tank, consume fresh products, or change their tires. #AyudaSocial #CrisisEconómica #España #ES (translated)

The author claimed that large-scale stealing was taking place and criticized that it was being justified while jokes were made on television funded by the Spaniards. He also requested that on November 29 the ballot boxes be filled with "decency and common sense" and mentioned Mahón. #Mahón https://t.co/sY3pnIfvJy #España #Justicia #Elecciones2023 #ES (translated)

The author claimed that a massive mobilization was necessary on November 29 to prevent, as he wrote, Sánchez's maneuvers and the violence of his militias from hindering clean and peaceful elections and a hopeful future. The publication was tagged with #LaCoruña. #LaCoruña https://t.co/2OYmOqbsEK #Mobilización #Elecciones #FuturoEsperanzador #ES (translated)

The author interpreted that when Sánchez said he would govern "one way or another," he referred to his willingness to cross legal and moral boundaries, resort to tricks, and hide ballot boxes. He added that, in his opinion, Sánchez had already done those things. #Política #España #Corrupción #ES (translated)

The author stated that the national priority was to remove from power those he described as a mafia that had taken control of the Government and institutions of Spain. He also included the tag #Ponferrada. #Ponferrada https://t.co/IScIhFVTIU #España #Política #Corrupción #ES (translated)

The author denounced that they were mocking the state of the roads, of Adamuz and of the town which, he wrote, they were looting and mistreating. He also stated that Spain could not continue to bear them and called for filling the ballot boxes. #España #Elecciones #Cambio #ES (translated)

The author argued that Spain could be "like this" the next day and that on November 29, not only an election would be decided, but also the course of the coming decades. He listed possible goals such as prosperity, freedom, order, security, and economic development based on energy, technology, and artificial intelligence. The text remained unfinished when he began to propose an alternative. #España #Elecciones2023 #Futuro #ES (translated)

"The alliance of [Pedro] Sánchez with that extreme left demands sacrifices from the opposition parties," Abascal stated on Monday, emphasizing that Vox maintains the "will" to reach "some understanding that protects the Senate from the agreements that Sánchez has reached with the extreme left." #Vox #PP #Elecciones2026 (translated)

Sánchez's alliance with the far-left demands sacrifices from the opposition parties. Abascal has pointed out that negotiation among the opposition forces is necessary to "recover the institutions for the Spanish people" and has accused Sánchez of staying in power "one way or another". #Vox #Senado #Elecciones2026 (translated)

they are Sánchez's allies, the Islamist left, they carry the same flag. Abascal has started his speech referencing the serious disturbances in France, to indicate that those who in his opinion promote these protests "are Sánchez's allies, the Islamist left, they carry the same flag." #Vox #Sénado #Elecciones2026 (translated)

The alliance of Sánchez demands sacrifices from the opposition parties, and we maintain the will for some understanding. Santiago Abascal, president of the formation, has extended a hand this Monday to the Popular Party to carry out "some understanding that protects the Senate from Pedro Sánchez's agreements with the far left." #Vox #PartidoPopular #Senado (translated)

Spain should be free and not depend on Sánchez or any of his cronies. This was stated on Saturday by the president of Vox, Santiago Abascal, affirming that his party will have "broad vision" so that "Spain is free and does not depend on Sánchez or any of his cronies." #Senado #Feijóo #Vox (translated)

Feijóo said yesterday that the "coalition of the desperate" between Sánchez and Colau in the Senate demonstrates the bad situation of the PSOE, and Abascal promised to act "with a broad perspective" and do "what is necessary for Spain to be free and not depend on Sánchez or any of his henchmen." #PP #Vox #Senado (translated)