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Sarah Santaolalla wrote that, after the frustration over the lack of unity on the left, there were also reasons to remember that it went far beyond its leaders. She placed it in squares, neighborhoods, community associations, unions, and social movements, and among those who defended public services and rights, including feminists and people who opposed homophobia and the far-right. Santaolalla said that many people were willing to organize and mobilize, because they believed there was too much at stake to stay on the sidelines. She added that the left was built collectively and from below, and closed with the slogan "They shall not pass." #IzquierdaUnida #Activismo #Unidad (translated)

Sarah Santaolalla stated that asking for a ballot was the only thing that had been proposed and criticized that, in her opinion, for a deputy who earns 5,000 euros a month, fascism arriving was convenient. She warned that many people could suffer cuts to their pensions, salary reductions, increases in rent, and difficulties affording decent food, as well as losing rights. Santaolalla reproached those who, as she wrote, were focused on ego disputes and positions and electoral calculations, instead of responding to the living conditions of the people. She described that attitude as irresponsible and disrespectful to the voters, stating that those who could afford to fail would not necessarily be the ones having to choose between paying rent, filling the fridge, or making it to the end of the month. #Política #Derechos #JusticiaSocial (translated)

Sarah Santaolalla stated that Montse Mínguez had resigned due to her partner's properties, although she claimed they had not seen that person enrich themselves thanks to political power, nor Mínguez using the institutions to protect her. In contrast, she accused Isabel Díaz Ayuso of favoring her inner circle, buying a millionaire penthouse with public money, and defending her partner from the podium of the Community of Madrid. She also mentioned that Ayuso had talked about a "witch hunt" to cover up a tax fraud that, according to Santaolalla, her partner had acknowledged. Santaolalla summarized the difference by saying that Mínguez had left while Ayuso was entrenched. She added that the right was closing ranks and the left was closing doors, and concluded that they did not learn. #PolíticaEspañola #Corrupción #Dimisión (translated)

Sarah Santaolalla stated that left-wing voters wanted a common candidacy that would increase the chances of stopping the far right and preventing cuts to pensions, minimum wage, scholarships, and rights acquired over decades. She asserted that citizens were looking for solutions and unity, not power disputes, and called for generosity, courage, and responsibility. She added that the priority should be who was being defended from power, not who occupied it, and said that history would judge those who, in her opinion, did not rise to the occasion. #Unidad #Derechos #Política (translated)

Sarah Santaolalla asked who would take responsibility and resign if the alternative left obtained 10 seats or fewer on November 29. She also raised the question of who would vacate their seat to make way for people who, according to her, could do better. #Política #Responsabilidad #IzquierdaAlternativa (translated)

Sarah Santaolalla asked Núñez Feijóo where his limit was and questioned why a political party had taken a video of a 17-year-old girl with underage friends during the festivities of a town. She added that she paid for her own leisure activities, while, as she claimed, her interlocutors were being paid for a luxury penthouse. #Política #Juventud #DerechosInfantiles (translated)

Sarah Santaolalla warned a man that, according to her, those who defended that stance saw him as just another Latin American and that they would also use against him the flag that he was waving. She urged him to study and change his mind, and stated that he was still in time to do so. https://t.co/TIuXYmhhaI #Reflexión #Despertar #Identidad (translated)

Sarah Santaolalla wrote that she found it especially sad that immigrants, their children, or those who had ties to another country supported those who wanted to deport them. She argued that showing submission would not protect them from those policies or from disdain, and that it would not guarantee respect or acceptance from those who considered them inferior. She added that, sooner or later, they would end up expelling them. #Inmigración #Respeto #Solidaridad (translated)

Sarah Santaolalla stated that the right was mobilized while part of the left was still looking for a candidate. She warned that, if fascism came to power, those who, according to her, prioritized their positions over the creation of an alternative would also be responsible. She added that history would judge those who could have acted and did not do so. #Fascismo #Política #Historia (translated)

Sarah Santaolalla questioned the opposition to holding open primaries for the citizenry. She argued that people should be able to choose their representatives and that direct appointments and decisions made outside of party membership and the public should have been left behind a long time ago, especially on the left. #PrimariasAbiertas #ParticipaciónCiudadana #Democracia (translated)

Sarah Santaolalla stated that Pedro Sánchez understood earlier than others that the electoral campaign was contested in the squares, streets, and camps of the country. She added that while others debated over acronyms and labels, he was already defining the playing field. #Elecciones2023 #España #Política (translated)

Sarah Santaolalla wrote that Maricarmen would no longer have to witness what she described as a disaster caused around her. She accused political, media, and business leaders of having harmed an 87-year-old woman and stated that they would have to answer for it. She also criticized the emphasis on the mass and demanded more humanity. https://t.co/OTh9amKxw5 #DerechosHumanos #JusticiaSocial #EmpoderamientoFemenino (translated)

Sarah Santaolalla stated that several media outlets had dedicated hours to humiliating Maricarmen, talking about supposed "setups" and mocking a 87-year-old woman. She also criticized the professionals involved, accusing them of lacking decency. https://t.co/o9JQVly4Pu #Justicia #Respeto #DerechosHumanos (translated)

Sarah Santaolalla stated that the photograph had been taken at Puerta del Sol and that it only captured the pain and anger of the streets. She urged her interlocutor to step out of the office and listen to the protesters, and she asked him not to threaten her or be obsessed with her. In reference to the response "noted," she asked what he intended to do about it. #Madrid #Protesta #DerechosHumanos (translated)