Last night, the Atresmedia channels broadcast an electoral debate between only two candidates for the general elections on July 23 in Spain.<\/p>\n
A debate in which only 48.81% of voters were represented<\/big><\/p>\n The only two candidates invited to the debate, Pedro S\u00e1nchez Castej\u00f3n (PSOE) and Alberto N\u00fa\u00f1ez Feij\u00f3o (PP), represent 48.81% of the votes cast in the last general elections, less than half<\/strong>. When a debate is held under these conditions, clearly vetting the representatives of the other half of Spaniards, the one who takes sides is the media that organizes it, making us believe that we have no other options than those two<\/strong>. Let us remember that in the 2019 elections, the PP obtained 20.81% of the votes and Vox 15.08%.<\/p>\n The pact that Feij\u00f3o offered S\u00e1nchez<\/big><\/p>\n Under these conditions, last night was a rigged debate<\/strong>, a farce so that the PSOE and the PP continue to take turns in power. The development of the debate only confirmed this farce. Because beyond seeing S\u00e1nchez nervous, rude and deranged and Feij\u00f3o more relaxed and calm, what was relevant was the pact that the PP candidate proposed to his supposed rival: he offered the PP abstention if he wins the elections<\/strong> by a simple majority, and in return asked him to abstain in the event that the PP wins the elections without an absolute majority.<\/p>\n
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