Pedro Sánchez: ‘These elections can be summed up in a very simple idea: either the past moves forward, or Spain moves forward’

Pedro Sánchez, the Spanish Prime Minister, expresses confidence in his re-election campaign, emphasizing the need for a progressive majority to address social issues like housing and inflation. He acknowledges past mistakes, particularly regarding corruption, and highlights achievements in job creation and housing policy. Sánchez respects the right to strike but believes the current protests are calls for broader solutions. He defends his government's actions on housing and inflation, attributing economic challenges to external factors like the war in Iran. He warns against potential regressions in social rights if the right-wing coalition wins the elections, asserting that the upcoming vote is crucial for Spain's future.