Electoral board rejects Vox request against HazteOir

Andalusia's Electoral Board has dismissed Vox's request to keep HazteOir members away from its campaign events. The body argues the measure would affect fundamental rights such as free movement and expression.

The incident that prompted the request occurred on May 14 in a town in Almería. HazteOir members approached a Vox rally to protest the party's failure to honor commitments in defense of life.

Vox had asked the Electoral Board for preventive measures, citing systematic harassment and a boycott of its events. Santiago Abascal's party described the ultraconservative association's actions as aimed at disrupting political rights.

In its response, the Electoral Board, chaired by José Ángel Vázquez, stated that the dispute has no electoral nature. It recommends that Vox contact the police or Civil Guard directly in case of public order issues.

HazteOir defended its gatherings as a legitimate exercise of freedom of expression and peaceful assembly, supported by Constitutional Court jurisprudence during electoral periods.

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Pedro Sánchez vows state intervention against Extremadura's PP-Vox pact prioritizing Spaniards for social aids.
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Sánchez vows to challenge Extremadura PP-Vox 'national priority' pact with state force

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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has pledged to deploy the full force of the state against any Extremadura regional laws enacting the PP-Vox pact's 'national priority' clause, which prioritizes Spaniards for social aids over irregular immigrants. The threat follows criticism from Madrid's Isabel Díaz Ayuso, who called the measure illegal.

Vox has confirmed the definitive expulsion of its former secretary general Javier Ortega Smith after resolving his final internal appeal. The party also ratifies the expulsion of Madrid city councilors Ignacio Ansaldo and Carla Toscano, who backed him. The current municipal spokesperson now has only the judicial route left.

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Madrid's regional president Isabel Díaz Ayuso has criticized the 'national priority' clause in the PP-Vox agreement in Extremadura, which prioritizes Spaniards over migrants in public services. She stated that such requirements are not legal and infringe on established rights. Vox's spokesperson in Madrid replied by demanding the same in future regional talks.

Following his April primaries win, Álvaro Sánchez Cotrina, 39-year-old from Cáceres—the first secretary general from that province—has been proclaimed PSOE Extremadura's new leader at an extraordinary congress. He included all primary challengers in his team, criticized the PP-Vox government deal, and predicted its collapse within a year.

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PP and Vox representatives in Extremadura defended the discretion of their talks on Monday to reach a deal before May 4, avoiding new elections. Vox deputy Juan José García stressed negotiations are 'point by point'. The PSOE meanwhile criticized six months of paralysis under interim government leader María Guardiola.

Álvaro Sánchez Cotrina has been proclaimed the new secretary general of PSOE Extremadura at the 16th Extraordinary Congress held in Mérida, with an executive approved by 88.2% of delegates that includes all his primary rivals. The socialist leader has sharply criticized the PP-Vox government pact, calling it a 'humiliation' for Extremadurans. Figures like José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and Rebeca Torró have backed the party's unity and attacked the right-wing agreements.

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The political party Somos México presented the 100 members of its Citizen Advisory Council on Saturday, February 21, during its Constitutive National Assembly. This body will evaluate the party's actions after receiving recognition from the National Electoral Institute. Guadalupe Acosta Naranjo was elected as the party leader, with Cecilia Soto taking on the role of secretary general.

 

 

 

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