Sánchez takes the campaign on his shoulders as a great "mobilizer" without Zapatero or Puente

Pedro Sánchez launches the PSOE's electoral campaign in Seville, emphasizing his role as the party's main mobilizer. With key figures like José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and Óscar Puente absent, Sánchez aims to engage progressive voters ahead of the November 29 elections. The campaign will feature a mix of traditional rallies and new strategies, with a focus on increasing voter turnout. The PSOE anticipates a favorable electoral trend, despite acknowledging a significant number of undecided voters. The party plans to unveil its electoral program soon, promising surprises throughout the campaign.