Sánchez warns that on November 29th, what's at stake is either four more years of progress or a setback of four decades.

Prime Minister and reelection candidate Pedro Sánchez warned during a campaign event in Fuenlabrada, Madrid, on Saturday, October 17, that the upcoming November 29 elections will determine whether the country continues with four years of progress or experiences a four-decade regression. During his address, Sánchez also emphasized the Socialist campaign's focus on housing, asserting that the political cause for housing will be won through the strength of the people in honor of Maricarmen.

In concurrent campaign developments, the political opposition responded to the prime minister's strategy. Miguel Tellado, general secretary of the Partido Popular (PP), used an event in Granada on the same Saturday to offer ironic solidarity to Sánchez, criticizing him over reports of reaching out to Ada Colau to secure political support.