The Popular Party stated that when property owners felt secure, they were more willing to rent out their homes and trust tenants. It added that greater security would mean more apartments available for rent. https://t.co/gS753rqYIa #Alquiler #Inquilinos #Seguridad (translated)
The Popular Party stated that it would demand criminal responsibility from those who violated the Supreme Court's ruling on the Grandchildren's Law. It also reiterated that, according to its position, "it is neither law nor about grandchildren," and mentioned Alma Ezcurra. https://t.co/LW20y0CeJX #LeyDeNietos #Justicia #Derechos (translated)
The Popular Party criticized that, after eight and a half years of governing, Sánchez presented measures that, according to the party, he had not been able to implement. It also asserted that his opponents knew they would lose and were preparing the streets against Feijóo. https://t.co/FsZRkAJ6m7 #España #Política #Gobierno (translated)
The Popular Party announced that its general secretary would head the list for the Congress of Deputies for the province of A Coruña. It added that the news would please the BNG, Bildu, ERC, and other parties that, according to the party, deeply loved Spain, and encouraged Miguel Tellado. https://t.co/sgODvuq7Jv #España #Política #Acoruña (translated)
The Popular Party pointed out that the Grandchildren's Law allowed the children and grandchildren of political exiles to request nationality. It stated that the PSOE had naturalized the great-grandson of a Spaniard who emigrated to Mexico in the 19th century for economic reasons and wished for him to vote on November 29. It also asked if that case helped to understand the Supreme Court's decision. #LeyDeNietos #ExiliadosPolíticos #NacionalidadEspañola (translated)
The Popular Party stated that being Spanish was an honor and a responsibility, not just a mere administrative procedure. https://t.co/KPMWH8WgoR #España #orgullo #identidad (translated)
The Popular Party stated that it knew many Spaniards were discouraged and told them that they would regain their pride. https://t.co/oqONb72TDK #España #Orgullo #Motivación (translated)
The Popular Party noted that the fight against breast cancer required commitment, resources, and accessible care for all people. It also expressed its support for patients, families, and healthcare professionals on the occasion of World Breast Cancer Day. #DíaMundialContraElCáncerDeMama https://t.co/0rJZ6t6O3J #CáncerDeMama #Salud #Prevención (translated)
The Popular Party announced that Ángela Pumariega would be its candidate for Congress in Asturias in the elections on November 29 and highlighted that she was a sailor who won an Olympic gold. https://t.co/k0gtCWSAxA #Elecciones2023 #Asturias #Candidata (translated)
The Popular Party stated that Jon Echeverría was already setting his pace on television and noted that he could do it even more if he secured a seat in Congress. They also expressed their support for him. https://t.co/ph6I2qGz6o #Política #Congreso #Bailar (translated)
The Popular Party stated that a socialist was the only one who had done something to facilitate young people's access to housing. https://t.co/j8RypCw1PC #Vivienda #Juventud #Socialismo (translated)
The Popular Party said it had not sent photographs of its new community manager to El Mundo and noted that, after what happened with Los Rochos and the sewers, it preferred not to give clues to the PSOE. It also shared an interview. https://t.co/AIWchT24PX #Entrevista #Política #Medios (translated)
The Popular Party stated that Pedro Sánchez was the one who knew the most about confinement in Spain, because, as he wrote, three of his main collaborators had been imprisoned. He also said that Sergio Sayas, number two on the congressional candidacy for Navarra, knew a lot about bullfighting confinements. https://t.co/KFmYP4aFSr #PedroSánchez #Encierros #PolíticaEspañola (translated)
The Popular Party announced that Xavier García Albiol would be its candidate for Congress for the province of Barcelona. The party described his candidacy as a "high-profile signing" and said that Spain needed people with clear ideas, in a message directed at Fabrizio Romano. https://t.co/73VJbmnMeL #Fichajes #PolíticaEspañola #Elecciones2023 (translated)
The Popular Party expressed concern because, as they pointed out, the PSOE spokesperson hadn't published in almost a week. They also asked if Montse was still active and if anyone could help her recover her password. #PSOE #redessociales #comunicacion (translated)
The Popular Party claimed that the Minister of Defense was more concerned with protecting Sánchez than with defending Spain. https://t.co/RMX5csk89k #Defensa #España #Política (translated)
The Popular Party requested that Morocco not be thanked for, as they stated, having invaded Spain only once in recent months, and asserted that Pedro Sánchez was already taking care of that. #Marruecos #PolíticaEspañola #PedroSánchez (translated)
The Popular Party stated that the file could lead to a financial penalty, but not to a prison sentence, and asked not to get hopes up. https://t.co/vWgGZsb6JI https://t.co/7cttKiVTNJ #sanciones #derecho #justicia (translated)
The Popular Party said that the "H" that it previously associated with hate now represented hypocrisy, and accused Óscar López of doing politics according to the sidewalk where people lived. https://t.co/Y1gofDAFA4 #Política #Hipocresía #OscarLópez (translated)
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