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"The Government is negotiating with Junts to pull a fast one on all the people who are here today defending the right to housing, and we are not going to accept it. This time the fast one has to be for landlords and speculators. Houses are for living." During statements made at the demonstration called by the Confederation of Tenants' Unions, the political secretary of Podemos and candidate for the general elections, Irene Montero, took the opportunity to delve into the gap that separates the left: "The Government is negotiating with Junts to pull a fast one on all the people who are here today defending the right to housing, and we are not going to accept it. This time the fast one has to be for landlords and speculators. Houses are for living," she added. (translated)

🚨{EXCLUSIVE} Meeting of Gastón Gaudio with Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, EMIR of 🇶🇦 📍They had dinner in Fiorito 🇺🇸 📌The agreement with the Candidate for President of #Independiente is CLOSED in case he wins the elections. ❗️The figures are kept under 7 keys but are ASTRONOMICAL. (translated)

"What is needed is elections, to oust the government, just like the invaders must be ousted, and for a serious, honest, and clean government to come to Spain, one that will govern and solve the people's problems." But the representative of the PP at the event, the party's general secretary Miguel Tellado, has avoided the question: when asked about Génova's position on Vox's request, the popular spokesperson explained that "the manifesto is what the different civil society entities have agreed upon" and reminded that there are currently proceedings open in the National Court, in whose actions they trust. (translated)

In a massive march in Madrid, PP and Vox demonstrate their differences while discussing the investigation of Pedro Sánchez for treason, with Vox insisting on the activation of Article 102 of the Constitution, while PP distances itself from that proposal and calls for focusing on the need for elections. (translated)

Great ride for the return of María Corina! 🚙🛵🏍️🚲🚖🚚 This Sunday, September 27, at 10:00 am, a great caravan will take place in all the states of the country to demand the safe return of @MariaCorinaYA; electoral schedule and presidential elections for 2027. 📍Stay tuned to the state accounts to know the mobilization location in your area. (translated)

"They are holed up in the Palace of Moncloa, which they use as a refuge to defend themselves from various legal cases." Before the microphones, Tellado explained that the objective of his party today is to demand that the Government "defend Spanish territorial integrity," criticizing the management of the Ministry of the Interior and Moncloa during this summer's migration crisis. (translated)

"The PP still has not approved the Vox proposal to bring Sánchez before the Supreme Court." In statements to the media before starting the tour, the president of Vox, Santiago Abascal, has pressured Alberto Núñez Feijóo's party, reproaching them that "the PP still has not approved the Vox proposal to bring Sánchez before the Supreme Court" through the aforementioned article 102 of the Constitution. (translated)

"extraordinary things will happen" Trump is skeptical about the possibility of Iran meeting its demands and has apparently communicated to his close circle that it is likely that another bombing campaign is being planned for after the midterm elections, according to the WSJ. (translated)

The anti-eviction decree is a way to effectively nullify private property in Spain: our country is at the bottom of Europe in spending on protected housing, and now the Government is telling landlords to give away their apartments because it does not want bad headlines since 2027 is an election year. The complete political ineffectiveness is being privatized among ordinary people. No, it is not fair: politics creates a problem – it does not build enough because that would require giving up other more electoral and short-term budgets – and expects individuals to bear the consequences. Only 8% of the rental market is made up of vulture funds: the rest (92%) are small property owners, and property is not concentrated, as stated by the Bank of Spain. No, they are not millionaires either: they are families who can continue being the middle class of before, in part thanks to those rents they use to care for the grandparents, to avoid a worse family situation, etc. The other drama of the anti-eviction decree is that its effects are VERY detrimental to the vulnerable it claims to defend. If the landlord knows that a vulnerable person may cause payment problems, they will directly not rent to them: families with few children and low incomes are already being directly expelled from the rental market. One needs to go out a bit more to understand what this is about. MariCarmen is being politically exploited, not to address the problems she herself has suffered, as well as many other people in our country who equally deserve a roof, but to avoid bad headlines on the eve of an election. Yesterday on @elsmatins of TV3: (translated)

Four elections. One year to decide a CNE. Last the presidential one. I don't know if it’s obvious, but they want to lead us to the reconsolidation of the Chavista system. They want to confuse us. And for us to miss the opportunity. (translated)