NOVEMBER 29 ELECTIONS | Interview with Pedro Sánchez: "A PP government with Vox would be a 50-yea...

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The president is a candidate again. And it shows. He speaks fluently, dodges barbs, and presents himself with a smile. Pedro Sánchez, who appeared weakened after his brother's conviction and the Ceuta crisis, seems to have been reborn with the November 29th elections, his sixth general election. "These elections can be summed up in a very simple idea: either the past moves forward or Spain moves forward," he states.

Video sections:
00:00 - The November 29th elections: "I hope to have a larger majority"
00:22 - The general strike and housing regularization.

01:17 - The rise in the minimum wage and pensions
01:56 - The rise of the far right and the role of the algorithm
02:52 - A PP and Vox government: "It's not a change, it's a step backward"
04:26 - Immigration
05:06 - Ceuta: "Nobody saw the magnitude"
06:36 - The corruption cases
07:33 - Zapatero and his role in the campaign
08:29 - The pardon of the former Attorney General
8:53 - Sánchez's biggest mistake