PP deputy urges Sánchez to call snap election, alleges rushed CIS polls
PP vice-secretary Miguel Tellado demanded that Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez immediately trigger a general election and accused him of ordering urgent polls from the CIS.
Miguel Tellado, the People's Party's vice-secretary general, publicly urged Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to stop hesitating and immediately call a general election. Through a video message, he criticized Sánchez for appearing inactive on the Moncloa balcony while the administration deliberates the parliamentary calendar. Tellado further alleged that Sánchez instructed CIS president Félix Tezanos to carry out urgent opinion polls to measure the political fallout of a potential early vote.
He described the surveys as being commissioned "in a hurry" and suggested they reflect the government's uncertainty. The PP leader framed the demand as a call for decisive action ahead of any further delay. No response from the government was included in the report.
Why it matters
The call for a snap election could reshape Spain's political landscape and affect upcoming policy decisions.
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