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Alberto Núñez Feijóo

Alberto Núñez Feijóo

Former Member of the Senate of SpainWikipedia

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Oct 9, 2026

Nacho TorreblancaGUEST
8:36
Which means, and this is where the complicated things, uh, come up, is that, um, for the PP, this election is not so much about winning, but about containing Vox not to be so strong that it would condition them once in government asking for interior justice ministries, for having a big impact on, on conservative policy.
Nacho TorreblancaGUEST
8:59
The conservative leader, Feijóo, has always, um, believed or, or planned for a government in which Vox will get some symbolic portfolios and, you know, would not be, uh, making a lot of trouble.
Nacho TorreblancaGUEST
9:11
But if Vox, um, doubles its seats and the conservatives in some scenarios could even lose seats, you know, that would be, uh, very damaging for Feijóo and would, um, you know, sap some of the legitimacy or a big part of that, that he hopes to win.
Nacho TorreblancaGUEST
9:28
Therefore, for the Socialists, they know, um, that according to average of polls, they're going to be after the PP, uh, but they're more interested in having Vox being strong so that that's not, um, open for a stable, uh, next term or one in which Vox and, and PP would be able to swiftly govern and pass a budget, but that, you know, the, the, the new government would be, um, you know, immersed in, uh, in internal fighting, unable to pass a budget and so forth.
Nacho TorreblancaGUEST
10:00
So in a sense it's kind of the worse the better, um, with a hope of a, of a comeback of the Socialists to power anytime soon.
Mark LeonardHOST
10:39
...
Mark LeonardHOST
10:39
the PP is ahead of the Socialist Party, but Sánchez is still prime minister.
Mark LeonardHOST
10:43
So you could imagine Feijóo even get, uh, becoming prime minister, but having less votes than the, than the left side.
Rubén ArranzHOST
3:18
Mi cosa es que si eres periodista, a lo mejor tienes que poner matices a lo que te diga alguien en una comida.
Rubén ArranzHOST
3:23
Se cargan al presidente de Televisión Española, al que había nombrado por consenso el PSOE, el PP, Podemos y el PNV.
Rubén ArranzHOST
3:29
Eh, de aquella manera, pero lo habían nombrado.
Rubén ArranzHOST
3:31
Y el PSOE ve que no le puede manipular tan fácilmente.

16 MINS LATER

Alberto OlmosHOST
19:49
Yo no me, no me termino de creer nada.
Alberto OlmosHOST
19:50
Volvamos al principio, si yo no lo veía tan claro que el automatismo, la verdad es que es una cosa que quería comentar, siendo siempre malsiblo lo que es la muerte de una persona, pero yo cuando en las elecciones del 23 escribí un artículo, que es una cosa que, que, que pasa mucho con los artículos, que, que puedes equivocarte muchas veces, pero nos equivocamos muchos columnistas y analistas, yo no soy analista, pero me dio por decir: "Yo pienso que va a ser una masacre del PP y Vox porque en las autonómicas ha arrasado, porque va todo fatal".
Alberto OlmosHOST
20:16
Y de repente Sánchez, usaremos o usaré la expresión, ganó para decir que acabó de presidente.
Alberto OlmosHOST
20:21
Efectivamente, no ganó, ganó el PP, pero una serie de circunstancias hicieron que sumara y ganara.
Jason PalmerHOST
8:18
So the parties to Mr. Sanchez's right are going into this with great confidence, you reckon?
Michael ReidGUEST
8:22
Yeah, I think Alberto Nunez Feijoo, the leader of the mainstream conservative People's Party, must be a little nervous because in twenty twenty-three they thought they had the election wrapped up, and they fell four votes short in the parliament with allies.
Michael ReidGUEST
8:41
So I think they will be aware of that this time.
Michael ReidGUEST
8:44
The terms of trade within the right have changed in the last three years.
Jason PalmerHOST
8:18
So the parties to Mr. Sanchez's right are going into this with great confidence, you reckon?
Michael ReidCORRESPONDENT
8:22
Yeah, I think Alberto Nunez Feijoo, the leader of the mainstream conservative People's Party, must be a little nervous because in twenty twenty-three they thought they had the election wrapped up, and they fell four votes short in the parliament with allies.
Michael ReidCORRESPONDENT
8:41
So I think they will be aware of that this time.
Michael ReidCORRESPONDENT
8:44
The terms of trade within the right have changed in the last three years.
Jorge EspinosaHOST
3:27
Sánchez dirá que la derecha no quiere solucionar el problema de la vivienda, pues defiende a los ricos.
Jorge EspinosaHOST
3:33
Alberto Núñez Feijóo y Santiago Abascal, líderes del PP y de Vox, dirán que Sánchez no pudo contener la crisis en Ceuta y que tienen imputados a muchos de su entorno.
Juan Carlos IragorriHOST
3:43
¿Qué factores podrían inclinar la balanza, ayudar a la reelección de Sánchez o a conducir a la Moncloa a Núñez Feijóo? Hablamos ayer aquí en la capital española con Pablo Simón, profesor de Ciencia Política de la Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.
Pablo SimónGUEST
4:00
Una cosa que tenemos presente de acuerdo a la mayoría de los sondeos es que habría una abultada mayoría de españoles que optarían por el bloque de la derecha.
Giles BrownHOST
1:16
Spain's main right-wing opposition party, the Partido Popular, the far-right Vox group, and the Catalan pro-independence Junts party have each responded to the announcement of a 29th November general election with sharp attacks on Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, accusing him of seeking an escape from parliamentary deadlock and the controversies surrounding his government.
Giles BrownHOST
1:35
PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo urged voters to give his party an opportunity to govern, while Vox's Santiago Abascal welcomed the election but alleged that Sanchez could attempt to manipulate the process.
Giles BrownHOST
1:47
The three parties had voted against the government's two emergency housing decrees on Friday, a defeat that prompted Sanchez to reconsider his plans to complete the parliamentary term.
Giles BrownHOST
1:56
Appearing at the PP's national headquarters shortly after Sanchez's announcement, Feijóo described the election as the only good news Sanchez could give today and said Spain would finally have the opportunity to express its views.
Celia HattonHOST
24:24
On Friday, the Spanish parliament rejected measures put forward by the Sanchez government to deal with a housing crisis that's led to huge protests across Spain.
Celia HattonHOST
24:33
The leader of the conservative opposition People's Party, Alberto Feijoo, welcomed the early election.
Alberto FeijóoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:42
At last Spain will say what it thinks.
Alberto FeijóoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:45
The majority will speak again.
Paul HenleyHOST
1:32
Mr. Sánchez heads a minority government, and this is a high-risk move.
Paul HenleyHOST
1:36
It could signal the end of the European Union's last major socialist-led administration and could remove from power a man who is possibly the most outspokenly anti-Trump leader of all US allied nations.
Paul HenleyHOST
1:50
In an early morning televised address, the Prime Minister said he was seeking a broader majority in Parliament in order to push through vital reform.
Pedro SánchezSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:59
We must take action and ensure that Parliament gives us a much broader progressive majority with which to bring the elites to heel, secure further social progress, and continue to transform Spain.
Pedro SánchezSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:11
I have therefore decided to convene an extraordinary council of ministers this very morning to dissolve the Spanish Parliament and call a general election to be held on Sunday the twenty-ninth of November.
Paul HenleyHOST
2:23
The leader of Spain's Popular Party, the main opposition in Congress in Madrid, welcomed the new elections planned for the end of next month, as he said, saying Spain would finally have the chance to speak its mind.
Paul HenleyHOST
2:35
Hundreds of thousands of protesters have been marching through Spain's major cities in recent days and weeks to demand affordable housing.
Paul HenleyHOST
2:43
Things came to a head when an eighty-seven-year-old woman called María del Carmen Abascal was evicted from her home on a stretcher, having been given thirty minutes to gather her belongings.
speaker_11CORRESPONDENT
17:33
To be honest, I'm a bit worried about what might happen, but it's certainly true that with the government we have, things aren't moving forward.
Guy HedgecoeCORRESPONDENT
17:40
The leader of the Conservative People's Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, sees this as a chance to remove his rival from office.
speaker_16SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:48
The question I ask to citizens is whether they want four more years of what we're currently experiencing or whether they want to give change a chance.
speaker_16SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:56
Spain has been trapped for far too long.

8 MINS LATER

Tom SandersHOST
25:49
She's currently the director of BBC News Documentaries and Long Form Journalism.
Tom SandersHOST
25:54
Her predecessor, Deborah Turness, stepped down last year over the editing of a Panorama program that prompted President Trump to file a lawsuit against the BBC.
Tom SandersHOST
26:03
The corporation's director general, Matt Brittin, said Rachel Jupp was an outstanding editorial leader.
Tom SandersHOST
26:08
Our media editor, Katie Razzall, has more.
speaker_0HOST
7:59
Spain: Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez today called early general elections for November the twenty-ninth after right-wing opposition parties in parliament last week voted down his government's emergency measures to address the country's housing crisis.
speaker_0HOST
8:17
Sánchez will face Popular Party leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo, whose party already holds the most seats in parliament.
speaker_0HOST
8:25
Nobel Prizes: The twenty twenty-six Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded today to Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann, and Gero Nagl, scientists based in the US and Germany, for their discoveries concerning light-gated ion channels and optogenetics, leading to a better understanding of how nerve cells shape memories, feelings, and behaviors in the living brain.
speaker_0HOST
8:52
The award opens this year's Nobel announcements, with the Physics prize tomorrow and Chemistry on Wednesday.

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