According to a poll published by El Mundo newspaper, Spanish opposition leader Alberto Nunez Feijoo emerged as the winner of the televised debate held on Monday night. The debate was considered significant as it preceded the upcoming July 23 election.
The poll results revealed that 54% of voters believed Feijoo won the debate, while Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez received 46% of the votes.
Sanchez hoped to leverage the debate to enhance his chances of winning the election. However, he failed to land any substantial blows on Alberto Nunez Feijoo during the debate.
Instead, the exchange between the two leaders became increasingly acrimonious, covering various topics such as the economy, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the war in Ukraine.
The outcome of the poll indicates that Feijoo’s performance in the debate has improved his prospects of winning the election. He is currently leading in the polls, and the debate may have further solidified his position.
Nevertheless, it is important to note that the election is still two weeks away, and unforeseen events could impact the final result.
The aftermath of the debate raises questions about its influence on the election’s outcome. If Feijoo manages to maintain his lead, he could potentially become the next Prime Minister of Spain. Conversely, if Sanchez stages a comeback, he still has a chance of winning. The next two weeks will play a crucial role in determining the final result of the election.
