In a rally in Madrid on the final day of the campaign, Pedro Sanchez, the president of the Spanish Government and socialist leader, urged undecided voters, women, and older people to participate in the European elections. Sanchez expressed confidence in Sunday’s election outcome and emphasized that his party, PSOE, was ready to win against the conservative People’s Party (PP).
Sanchez dismissed any attempts by the PP to divide the vote against his party and thanked supporters for standing by him and his family during a challenging time. He highlighted the importance of voting, especially among the undecided demographic and emphasized that women and older people should support PSOE to prevent a right-wing advance.
The socialist leader rejected any notion of a “good extreme right” and instead emphasized that it was crucial to defeat negative influences from conservative parties in Spain. He encouraged all eligible voters to cast their ballots for PSOE to ensure victory over both right-wing opponents and far-right extremists. By appealing to different demographics, Sanchez aimed to mobilize support for his party in upcoming elections.
