Sánchez Vows to Constitutionally Protect Abortion Rights in Granada Rally
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez pledged to enshrine abortion rights in the Constitution while criticizing PP and Vox policies.
KEY POINTS
- Sánchez promises to enshrine abortion rights in the Spanish Constitution
- He pledges to maintain euthanasia and raise the minimum wage
- Sánchez compares PP and Vox to Javier Milei's chainsaw club
- The rally took place at the Federico García Lorca hall in Granada
- Sánchez cited an email from Hispanist Ian Gibson about Lorca
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez held a campaign rally in Granada on Saturday, October 24, 2026. Speaking at the Federico García Lorca hall in the Palace of Congresses, Sánchez read a poem by the Granada-born author.
Sánchez promised to protect women's right to abortion in the Spanish Constitution if he remains prime minister. He also stated that euthanasia would remain a social conquest and that the minimum wage would increase during his term.
“Feijóo is the wrapper, but Abascal is the gift and there are gifts that are not worth opening.”
The prime minister criticized PP and Vox, describing their proposals as an involution rather than an alternation. He said both opposition leaders belong to the same chainsaw club as Argentine President Javier Milei.
Sánchez referenced an email from Hispanist Ian Gibson asking him to claim the figure of Federico García Lorca. He wore a T-shirt reading the strength of love when he arrived at the stage.
He recalled that women protest every March 8 to defend abortion rights against attempts by Alberto Ruiz Gallardón, Mariano Rajoy, and the PP. Sánchez called for Spain to remain an example for progressive forces and societies.
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