The PP wins in Andalusia, but falls short of an absolute majority and Moreno will have to negotiate for his investiture

The PP wins in Andalusia, but falls short of an absolute majority and Moreno will have to negotiate for his investiture

Juanma Moreno has managed to secure a comfortable victory again in the Andalusian regional elections, but he has lost the absolute majority he achieved in 2022. The acting president of the Junta de Andalucía and PP candidate for re-election has lost five seats, and these results force him to seek allies, either in Vox as in 2019 or in María Jesús Montero’s PSOE, which has recorded its worst result in history with 28 deputies.

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Moreno would achieve an absolute majority and Montero would obtain the worst results for the PSOE, according to the polls

Moreno would achieve an absolute majority and Montero would obtain the worst results for the PSOE, according to the polls

The current president of the Junta of Andalusia and candidate for re-election for the Popular Party, Juanma Moreno, would have managed to secure an absolute majority in the regional elections held this Sunday, according to polls conducted by Sigma Dos for Canal Sur and NC Report for La Razón, which give the socialist candidate, María Jesús Montero, the worst results for the PSOE in the community in its entire history. The polls thus depict a scenario of free hands for the Andalusian president, without the constraints of Vox, which shows clear signs of stagnation.

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Nixon in China

Nixon in China

February 1972. First official trip of a President of the United States of America to the People’s Republic of China. Richard Nixon lands in a China still immersed in the turbulences of the so-called Cultural Revolution; an agrarian-based country with a very precarious industrial infrastructure, internationally isolated, at odds with the USSR since Stalin’s death in 1953. A collectivized country where almost everyone rides a bicycle. A poor economy that barely represents 9% of the volume of the United States.

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