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Sánchez pledges stronger housing measures and criticises claims about postal voting

Sánchez pledges stronger housing measures and criticises claims about postal voting

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez spoke at a PSOE campaign event in Dos Hermanas, in Seville province, ahead of the general election scheduled for 29 November.

He promised to strengthen housing measures after the election.

Sánchez linked the issue to Maricarmen Abascal, an 87-year-old woman who died days after being evicted from her home.

He said her experience should not happen to others.

Sánchez also accused the opposition parties PP and Vox of spreading doubts about whether postal voting is safe and of wanting fewer people to vote.

Those claims are Sánchez’s accusations; the event accounts do not establish that postal voting is unsafe.

The election campaign will continue, with Sánchez and PSOE leader in Andalusia María Jesús Montero predicting a PSOE victory.

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