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Pedro Sánchez argues for stopping the rise of the right in Europe, justifying his actions on immigration and judicial matters. He blocked stricter immigration measures proposed by several countries, prioritizing his political survival over national interests. This trend is mirrored in other regions, where leftist leaders focus on combating perceived far-right threats while ignoring internal issues. In Portugal, actions against the Chega party and censorship of right-leaning media reflect a broader narrative of suppressing the right under the guise of protecting democracy. The author suggests a shift in rhetoric to emphasize the ongoing battle against the right.