The PP warns that the PSOE's "sewer" is running in the elections and promises not to forget the corruption cases
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On Friday, October 9, Spanish Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility Óscar Puente (PSOE) commented on upcoming electoral debates during public remarks, stating that he views the political right as "very nervous" despite some polls showing a potential victory, and arguing that "the more debates, the better." Puente also ironized that the Partido Popular (PP) selectively accepts the playing fields and debate conditions that best suit its interests.
Simultaneously, the Partido Popular announced its own strategic approach regarding the debates ahead of the November 29 general elections. The PP stated it will demand that the housing block be given special and capital weight during negotiations for public debates, emphasizing housing as a crucial issue for citizens across the country.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Óscar Puente ve "muy nerviosa a la derecha" y afirma que "cuantos más debates, mejor"Focuses on Puente's critique of the right's nervousness and call for more debates
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): El PP exigirá que el bloque de vivienda tenga un peso capital en los debates electoralesCenters on the PP's strategic demands for housing policy in the debates
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Puente ironiza, sobre los debates, que el PP "acepta las canchas de juego que le van mejor"Highlights Puente's irony regarding the PP's selective choice of debate terrain
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