Pablo Iglesis will kick ass in Spain

Andy Cruz
   As head of left-leaning Podemos party which was founded only in 2014 Pablo Iglesias is Europe's next left leading politician that will take on austerity and the capitalist banking system dedicated to driving down lifestyles for everyone except the already rich and famous. Pablo Iglesias and his party are leading in the polls in the upcoming Spanish parliamentary elections in Spain.

The economy and system of the European union is not working for the people in Spain and it threatens the very foundation of the republic as regions want to split from central authority that really has no control dependent on banks in Central Europe. Iglesias is a threat to both them and the useless conservative president of Spain Mariano Rajoy who had been discovered to be receiving payments since the nineties and whose tenure has been marked by tax raises, spending cuts, and lay offs. Podemos's sudden rise and popularity are a grave concern to the other four parties that currently hold seats in the Spanish parliament and are along with the budgetary cuts to please their European bankers who demand their debt money be repaid regardless of what occurs to the masses in Spain. Podemos has rapidly gained support under this young charismatic leader since they were formed a little over a year ago, thanks to their anti-establishment image and anti-austerity rhetoric and mass rallies for Podemos has already been seen in several large urban centers of this once great nation. comparisons to the current Greek leader Alex Trispras has already been made and I already own several t shirts with his likeness in the Obama hope and Che Guevara  era form. The youth of Europe needs to get out and know nothing will change until they get a leader who is young and not in set with old ways to corrupt system so old people pay as little as possible and the youth of Europe need to move out of their native countries to attend bar and wait tables for others. The mainstream Western press has already disparaged this guys rise asking if he is Spain's Barack Obama or is he their Vladimir Lenin and this type of comparison is typical of an industry in the pockets of the corrupters and those who use money to maintain the inequities in society. Pablo Iglesias has already done a ton to change Spain and after the next elections his party will surpass many others in Spain and likely be the leading opposition or maybe runner.