Si gano yo estas primarias prohibiré, no solo la especulación como Irene, sino el machismo, la homofobia, el racismo y el cáncer. Además, las cañas vendrán siempre con tapa por ley y el centro de Madrid se hará más grande, hasta Toledo,para que todo el que quiera pueda vivir allí #Primarias #Igualdad #Madrid
The system is not working and it has to change so that people have what they need to live. Politics has to return to the basics: peace, home, work. That’s why I am going to run for the general elections and I want to be a candidate with open primaries for everyone. (translated)
Podemos takes the lead over Sumar (that is, over Izquierda Unida and its partners) and proposes open primaries to choose a candidate from the entire left. (translated)
Podemos proposes open primaries to choose a single left candidate, led by Irene Montero, in an effort to regain political initiative and challenge Sumar before the upcoming general elections. (translated)
Podemos takes the lead over Sumar and proposes joint primaries to choose a candidate for the entire left. (translated)
Que el PSOE callara la boca frente al amaño de sus primarias me deja pasmado. Pero que frente al amaño del censo de unas elecciones generales no se haga absolutamente nada me parece de aurora boreal. ¿Qué ha de ocurrir para que se comprenda la gravedad de esto? #PSOE #Elecciones #Democracia
Donald Trump demonstrates his influence in the Republican Party following the victory of his candidate, Darline Graham, in the South Carolina primaries, despite her lack of political experience and a decline in her popularity. (translated)
Why are the more progressive candidates winning in the US primaries via @eldiarioes (translated)
The progressive candidate Angie Nixon has surprised the Democratic Party establishment by winning the Florida primary for the Senate, surpassing former intelligence officer Alexander Vindman, despite having significantly lower funding. (translated)
Angie Nixon, a little-known socialist candidate in Florida, has surprised by winning the Democratic primary for the Senate, challenging the party's 'establishment' and highlighting the growing support for the left in a traditionally anti-communist state, although she faces significant challenges to win in the general elections in November. (translated)
The recent victory of Abdul El-Sayed in the Michigan primaries marks a decisive turn to the left in the Democratic Party, reflecting the growing discontent of voters with the establishment and the progressive insurgency that seeks to transform the party's ideology and leadership in response to the right-wing populism represented by Trump. (translated)
The Democratic Party is divided between moderates and progressives ahead of the crucial 'midterms', evidenced by tight victories in primaries, such as David Crowley's in Wisconsin against socialist Francesca Hong, raising uncertainty about the party's direction in a polarized political context. (translated)
Less than 1,000 votes difference in the Democratic gubernatorial primaries in Wisconsin, where the socialist Francesca Hong was the favorite in the polls but seems to have been affected by the criticism and media pressure of the last two weeks. (translated)
Another progressive victory in the Democratic primaries this summer, right? Peggy Flanagan defeats the moderate Angie Craig to compete for the Senate seat in Minnesota. And the race to replace Craig has also been won by a progressive: Matt Little. (translated)
Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez admitted the possibility of running for the presidency of the United States in 2028, while focusing on her reelection in the midterm elections in November, and leading the polls for the Democratic primaries, standing out as an important figure in the left wing of the Democratic Party. (translated)
The winning candidate in the Michigan Democratic primary defends the right of Palestine to exist and denounces the invasion of Gaza. It is the first time a candidate has foregone the funds from the pro-Israel lobby and criticizes Israel harshly. (translated)
The Muslim Democratic candidate Abdulrahman Mohamed el Sayed, after winning the primaries in Michigan, represents a significant change in American politics by openly criticizing Israel, questioning U.S. military aid, and positioning himself as a possible first Muslim senator in the country, reflecting a shift in public opinion that increasingly favors Palestinians among young people and Democrats. (translated)
He ganado las primarias de Michigan, y mi victoria demuestra que AIPAC ya no es intocable.
Abdul El-Sayed's victory in the Michigan primaries and the rise of other progressive candidates indicate a significant shift in the perception and power of the pro-Israel lobby AIPAC, which has traditionally enjoyed almost untouchable influence in U.S. politics, especially within the Democratic Party. (translated)
Abdul El-Sayed's victory in the Michigan Democratic primaries is seen as a model for Democrats to confront Trumpism by presenting a progressive nationalism that links military aid to Israel with the internal needs of the U.S. and promotes a more equality-focused approach to social issues within the country. (translated)
