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Santiago Abascal

Santiago Abascal

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Oct 11, 2026

BKHOST
31:19
And sure enough, they all tried to get in.
BKHOST
31:25
Um, the leader of the far-right Vox party, Santiago Abascal, he seems to welcome it.
BKHOST
31:34
He said, quote, "We're going into an election with Ceuta and Melilla," end quote.
BKHOST
31:40
The housing prices, it's a lot of tourism.
Rubén ArranzHOST
51:53
Claro.
Alberto OlmosHOST
51:53
Porque te digo: "Abascal solo lo que piensa: 'Ah, putos negros'".
Alberto OlmosHOST
51:57
Ahora me recortas putos negros y dices: "Solo nos ha dicho putos negros".
Alberto OlmosHOST
51:59
Y entonces pones el vídeo y dices: "No ha dicho putos negros, te estaba explicando no sé qué".
Mario NawfalHOST
53:05
... um, Le Pen is having in France, and the same is happening in other countries.
Mario NawfalHOST
53:09
I've interviewed Abascal in Spain.
Mario NawfalHOST
53:11
Um, so yeah, I, I do think it's part of a much bigger movement, and if Europe doesn't wake up, I worry the movement could get more violent.
Brandon WeichertHOST
53:17
[lips smack] Yeah, I think that there's, I think this is the beginning of widespread revolution.
GrahamHOST
2:07
But first, we've got to start with the Mari Carmen case.
GrahamHOST
2:11
Her full name is Maria del Carmen Abascal.
GrahamHOST
2:14
Abascal, the same name as the head of Vox who could possibly take advantage of this situation by getting into government.
GrahamHOST
2:23
Every Spanish report just calls her Mari Carmen.
GrahamHOST
2:26
She's 87, she has limited mobility, and she's lived in the same flat in Madrid's Retiro district for about 70 years.
Archie StoneHOST
14:01
Polls indicate that, were elections held today, the PP and Vox could obtain a parliamentary majority and form Spain's first government incorporating the fascistic right since the end of the Franco dictatorship in 1978.
Archie StoneHOST
14:19
Within hours of Sanchez calling the election, Vox leader Santiago Abascal set out his program for joint governments with the PP.
Archie StoneHOST
14:28
Quote, national priority so that Spaniards are not discriminated against in their own land.
Archie StoneHOST
14:35
Deregulation to remove from our economy all the corruption, ideology, and confiscatory intent and remigration to reverse the migratory invasion.
speaker_0NARRATOR
9:54
Esto va de que España le gane a Sánchez y a lo que representa.
speaker_0NARRATOR
9:59
Santiago Abascal, el líder del partido Vox, también se mostró partidario de la convocatoria de los comicios anticipados.
speaker_1NARRATOR
10:07
Santiago Abascal, leader of the Vox party, was also in favor of the call for early elections.
speaker_1NARRATOR
10:14
He was in favor of calling early elections.
speaker_0NARRATOR
10:17
Santiago Abascal, el líder del partido Vox, también se mostró partidario de la convocatoria de los comicios anticipados.
speaker_0NARRATOR
10:28
Sé él en el programa Espejo Público de Antena tres que se trata de unas elecciones que, a pesar de lo que digan las encuestas, van a ser muy inciertas.
speaker_1NARRATOR
10:38
I know, oh, on the Antena tres program Espejo P, that it is an election that, despite what the polls say, is going to be very uncertain.
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.
Jonathan SacramentoCORRESPONDENT
1:31
That's why there's been a lot of discontent about tourism in, in cities like Barcelona, is because all the rental homes are now Airbnbs, and, uh, housing has, uh, has fallen, uh, s-significantly and dramatically.
Jonathan SacramentoCORRESPONDENT
1:44
Um, and I think it-- the, the straw that broke the camel's back was that elderly woman, uh, who coincidentally has the same surname as the Vox party leader, Abascal.
Jonathan SacramentoCORRESPONDENT
1:55
Uh, and so she, she was, um, uh, so she was, um, uh, chucked out of her home, uh, an eighty-seven-year-old woman with medical issues, a-and she, uh, and th-this gave way to a ma-- that triggered massive protests all around the country.
Jonathan SacramentoCORRESPONDENT
2:11
So they had these two big votes last week in the Spanish Parliament to reform Spain's housing policies, uh, but it was defeated.
Rudy MartinezHOST
9:28
His party posted a video captioned with one word, finally.
Rudy MartinezHOST
9:32
Vox leader Santiago Abascal urged prudence about the polls.
Rudy MartinezHOST
9:36
Yolanda Diaz from the Left Coalition blamed Viejo Abascal and others for the decree's defeat.
Rudy MartinezHOST
9:41
She said the Left is ready.

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