Doctors' Strike Called Off After Election Announcement ↗
Front page leadMedical unions have canceled their indefinite strike following the announcement of early general elections on November 29th.
Spain
The El Mundo front page highlights Spanish political developments including general elections, parliamentary proceedings, and party strategies. It also covers a significant drop in rental housing stock, a doctor's alleged role in a soldier's death in Gaza, and the potential return of Puigdemont…
Medical unions have canceled their indefinite strike following the announcement of early general elections on November 29th.
The PSOE criticizes the internal turmoil within Sumar and plans to reduce its influence on smaller and medium-sized parties through strategic voting.
The 70 deputies expected from Vox are seen as a key factor for the PSOE and could make the legislature nearly impossible for the PP.
Pedro Sanchez intends to utilize the Permanent Deputation to continue governing and to circumvent opposition from the PP and Junts.
The rental housing market has seen a decrease of 400,000 properties since Sanchez became Prime Minister, with Barcelona losing 83% of its available units.
Carles Puigdemont has stated that an imminent return is not planned and has delegated campaign responsibilities to Marta Rovira.
Adi Marciano, whose soldier daughter was abducted on October 7th, alleges that a doctor in Gaza murdered her by injecting air into a vein.
Christa Pike's appeal against her conviction for murder has been denied.