Exploring Cardano: Inner Workings and Advantages of this Cryptocurrency
Seville.- Economy.- Innova.- STSA inaugurates its new painting and sealing hangar in San Pablo, for 18 million
Innova.- More than 300 volunteers join the Andalucía Compromiso Digital network in one month to facilitate access to ICT
Innova.-AMP.- Ayesa acquires 51% of Sadiel, which will create new technological engineering products and expand markets
Real Madrid saves a draw in Munich and will appeal again to the Bernabéu
The Congress of Argentina approves the omnibus law that allows the privatization of some public companies
Marjane Satrapi, Princess of Asturias Award: "I am angry with Borrell, if I had him in front of me I would slap him"
Judge fines Trump $9,000 for contempt of court and considers sending him to prison during trial
How Blockchain in being used to shape the future
Not just BTC and ETH: Here Are Some More Interesting Coins Worth Focusing on
Valencia unanimously approves the ordinance to allocate spaces to test innovative initiatives
UPV researchers promote a paid master's degree as a "talent factory" in integrated photonics
A spin-off of the UV works on obtaining high-resolution 3D biomedical images in real time
They create a bank of machinery sounds to prevent breakdowns through artificial intelligence
A million people demonstrate in France against Macron's pension reform
Russia launches several missiles against "critical infrastructure" in the city of Zaporizhia
A "procession" remembers the dead of the Calabria shipwreck as bodies continue to wash up on the shore
Prison sentences handed down for three prominent Hong Kong pro-democracy activists
ETH continues to leave trading platforms, Ethereum balance on exchanges lowest in 3 years
Investors invest $450 million in Consensys, Ethereum incubator now valued at $7 billion
Alchemy Integrates Ethereum L2 Product Starknet to Enhance Web3 Scalability at a Price 100x Lower Than L1 Fees
Mining Report: Bitcoin's Electricity Consumption Declines by 25% in Q1 2022
Oil-to-Bitcoin Mining Firm Crusoe Energy Systems Raised $505 Million
Microbt reveals the latest Bitcoin mining rigs -- Machines produce up to 126 TH/s with custom 5nm chip design
Bitcoin's Mining Difficulty Hits a Lifetime High, With More Than 90% of BTC Supply Issued
The Biggest Movers are Near, EOS, and RUNE during Friday's Selloff
Global Markets Spooked by a Hawkish Fed and Covid, Stocks and Crypto Gain After Musk Buys Twitter
Bitso to offset carbon emissions from the Trading Platform's ERC20, ETH, and BTC Transactions
Draftkings Announces 2022 College Hoops NFT Selection for March Madness
They are convinced that Sánchez will be president again and will govern for the people "and not for millionaires and multinationals"
MADRID, 28 Jul. (EUROPA PRESS) -
The PSOE considers that the leaders of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo and Vox, Santiago Abascal, are "knocked out" after the 23J elections that have left a result that prevents both the right and left bloc from adding a majority. However, they warn that both leaders are not going to stop and "will continue barking."
This is how the PSOE points out in the editorial of El Socialista, the weekly publication that the party distributes among officials and militants, which has been picked up by Europa Press.
"PP and VOX are going to continue barking, although both Feijóo and Abascal are for the moment knocked out like a boxer who has received a direct hook without opposition," the text indicates. However, they warn that the right-wing parties "are not going to stop" as is being seen in the municipalities and autonomous communities in which they have come to government, "many of them evicting the most voted party: the PSOE", they point out.
Thus they point out that after Sunday's elections Spain has managed to stop the wave of the extreme right "that seemed unstoppable" because the PSOE raised "a containment dam against the most retrograde policies, which today is the admiration of Europe", they point out.
In addition, they are convinced that Sánchez will once again be president of the Government, which requires a prior agreement with Sumar, ERC, Bildu, PNV, BNG and also with Junts, the party of former president Carles Puigdemont, which for the moment demands amnesty and hold a referendum on self-determination.
Despite everything, they think that Sánchez will continue to govern and that he will do so for the people "and not for millionaires and multinationals", and despite the fact that he has been "mercilessly insulted from the PP and Vox and their media terminals".
