SÁNCHEZ ATTEMPTS TO REVIVE HIS CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN

Two weeks before the snap general election on November 29, Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez hopes to defy the odds despite unfavorable polls. He is counting on mobilizing left-wing voters and has placed the housing crisis, purchasing power, and the defense of public services at the heart of his campaign. But his government is weakened by corruption scandals and two serious train accidents that have claimed dozens of lives. The conservative People's Party and Vox remain in the lead in the polls, while divisions within the left complicate the Socialists' prospects of remaining in power.