Published 16 days ago

Spain PM Pedro Sanchez is a risk-taker with a flair for survival

Pedro Sanchez's threat to resign aimed to unify his majority and inspire Socialist voters, portraying him as a victim of political hostility, which appears to have succeeded.
Despite political challenges, Pedro Sanchez, known for his affable image, has a history of overcoming setbacks and remaining resilient in his career.
Activists gathered in front of PSOE headquarters in support of Pedro Sanchez following his strategic move to strengthen his position within the party.

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The Hindu

Spain PM Pedro Sanchez is a risk-taker with a flair for survival

Pedro Sanchez, Spain's risk-taking politician, navigates political turmoil with determination and resilience, defying odds to stay in power

16 days ago·India

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El Pais

Last minute of Pedro Sánchez, live | Sánchez, interviewed on Cadena SER after confirming that the Government will continue to lead

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15 days ago·Spain

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Le Monde

Pedro Sanchez maneuvers to secure his majority in Spain

Last Wednesday, the prime minister threatened to resign. "I have decided to stay, with even greater strength," he said Monday.

16 days ago·Paris, France

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La Vanguardia

Pedro Sánchez, last hour live | Sánchez announces that he will continue to lead the Government

Last minute live of Pedro Sánchez's decision to remain head of the Government of Spain

16 days ago·Granada, Spain

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Frankfurter Allgemeine

Pedro Sánchez: Didn't he want to quit his job as head of government in Spain?

Pedro Sánchez returns after days of silence with an interview offensive. Now he wants to save democracy: didn’t he want to quit his job as Spanish head of government?

15 days ago·Frankfurt, Germany

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OKDIARIO

Sánchez warns that he will continue “with more force if possible” to give “way to cleaning”

The uncertainty is over. No resignation, no elections, or anything at all. After the five days of reflection that Pedro Sánchez took to decide what his future would be, the Prime Minister decided to continue to head the Executive. What's more, in his long-awaited statement, Sánchez has issued a warning of what will happen from now on: he will continue “with more force if possible”. He also pointed out that at this “point and apart” it is time to…

16 days ago

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