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"I think it may have been too harsh," Trump said in the interview about his immigration policy, "I think it was too harsh. I think it helped as much as it hurt. I got an outstanding for closing the border, I get very good marks for kicking out the bad ones. But I'm at a disadvantage because we also took away people who had good jobs and who... committed a single offense or violation of the law, which was having entered the country illegally." #Trump #JDVance #EleccionesUSA (translated)

Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of the PP, establishes a high moral standard by proposing that he would resign in the event of any corruption case in his surroundings, thus differentiating himself from Sanchismo and seeking a democratic regeneration before the next elections. #Corrupción #Feijóo #PolíticaEspañola (translated)

Pedro Sánchez was confident this Friday that he would be able to gather the necessary majority to remain in the Moncloa, if there is a large mobilization of the left that raises participation in the elections on November 29 to 75%. #PedroSánchez #ParticipaciónElectoral #PSOE (translated)

Concern about housing and the impact of uncontrolled tourism are shaping the electoral climate in Málaga, where economic contrasts between neighborhoods are pronounced and recent railway tragedies have heightened the urgency for a change in public management. #Vivienda #Málaga #Elecciones29N (translated)

The author claimed that if the PP and Vox won the elections, the Spanish economy would depend on Juan Bravo. He also pointed out that Bravo had been photographed in Ceuta with Vito Quiles, whom he described as far-right, and argued that he did not know how to interpret the graph that he had brought to the debate that day. https://t.co/TIjhARyF2Q #Elecciones2023 #EconomíaEspaña #Política #ES #CI (translated)

Abascal sheltered himself behind the argument that his positions "do not have a social majority" to leave his thesis on abortion in the background, and the truth is that, according to a Sigma Dos poll for EL MUNDO from a year ago, 63% of Spaniards support recognizing the right to voluntary interruption of pregnancy in the Constitution. #Vox #Elecciones2026 #España (translated)

In the first electoral debate marked by tension, Pablo Bustinduy and José María Figaredo faced off in a fierce confrontation, while Juan Bravo focused his criticisms on Vice President Carlos Cuerpo, crystallizing political strategies just twenty days before the general elections on November 29th. #DebateElectoral #Elecciones29N #PolíticaEspañola (translated)

The author claimed that those coming from the north had not come to understand the problems of Andalusia on the ground and that they would only come to seek votes. He argued that they treated the region as an electoral reserve and said that Canal Sur would exclude Adelante Andalucía, something he described as contrary to electoral law. He added that Andalusia would continue to be a colony for them. https://t.co/CWX4gJkAdf #Andalucía #Política #Elecciones #ES (translated)

In his speech, Cuerpo, who has taken over the Ministry of Transport after Óscar Puente's resignation, said that the main task ahead of him in this area is to "restore confidence" in trains, which he admits has been broken after the two serious accidents that have left more than a hundred dead. #Infraestructuras #Tren #Elecciones2026 (translated)