Pedro Sánchez out as PM of Spain by January 15, 2027?
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This market will resolve to “Yes” if Pedro Sánchez ceases to be Prime Minister of Spain for any period of time between market creation and the specified date (ET). Otherwise, this market will resolve to “No”. Pedro Sánchez continuing as Prime Minister in an acting or caretaker capacity will not be considered a cessation of office. An announcement of Pedro Sánchez's resignation/removal before this market's end date will immediately resolve this market to "Yes", regardless of when the announced resignation/removal goes into effect. If the specified individual is detained, effectively removed from the specified position, or otherwise permanently prevented from fulfilling the duties of the specified position within this market’s timeframe, it will qualify for a “Yes” resolution. The resolution source for this market will be official information from Pedro Sánchez and the government of Spain; however, a consensus of credible reporting may also be used.
Other legs of this event
A leg read alone is misleading; the others are beside it.| Market | Venue | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pedro Sánchez out as PM of Spain by December 31, 2026? | Polymarket | 86% No | Open |
| Pedro Sánchez out as PM of Spain by January 31, 2027? | Polymarket | 61% Yes | Open |
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141 comments
From Polymarket's own thread- GenaTheBondKilIer · 10 days ago
Why are Spaniards so stupid and lazy? it says so in the clarification
- TiresiasProject · 12 days ago
Tecnicamente cuando sea oficialmente destituido, ease cuando un nuevo presidente sea nombrado
- minzunb · 12 days ago
Necesito ayuda, cuando se resuelve el mercado? Cuando el 29 de noviembre pierda o cuando sea oficialmente destituido?
- GenaTheBondKilIer · 13 days ago
- GenaTheBondKilIer · 13 days ago
Is a grey zone Id say, like saying "Ill leave when Im legally required to, and everything points that will be in X date after a PP and VOX agreement" not sure if it should count
- Unknown-Painting · 16 days ago
Un presidente en funciones sigue siendo el presidente, no es tan dificil de entender. No será con plenas funciones, pero sigue siendo presidente de España hasta que lo sustituya otro oficialmente. Por tanto "ceases to be Prime Minister"? No, porque Pedro Sánchez sigue ostentando el cargo de "Prime Minister" hasta que lo sustituya otro. Por si a alguien le queda alguna duda, el BOE literalmente dice "El Gobierno cesante continuará en funciones hasta la toma de posesión del nuevo Gobierno", por tanto el gobierno censante (es decir, EN PROCESO DE CESE, no cesado) continua hasta la toma del nuevo, hasta ese momento el gobierno sigue siendo el anterior, y el presidente sigue siendo Pedro Sanchez. , porque el presidente no ha abandonado el poder; sigue en el cargo de forma interina. El mercado solo resolverá a sí el día que el nuevo presidente jure su cargo ante el Rey y se publique su nombramiento oficial (o quizás cuando una noticia diga que tal dia antes de 2027 se hará).
- Unknown-Painting · 16 days ago
Only if he announces he leaves his position before January 1. If not he will be Prime Minister "en funciones" until then.
- knrad · 16 days ago
yes, not too crazy but structurally difficult imo
- Onswaggie · 16 days ago
PEDRO SANCHEZ! HIJO DE P**A!
- Trading4Fridge · 16 days ago
- edgehunter32 · 17 days ago
"An announcement of Pedro Sánchez's resignation/removal before this market's end date will immediately resolve this market to "Yes", regardless of when the announced resignation/removal goes into effect. " so if he loses and announces that he will leave that's enough to win
- Messy-Shadow · 18 days ago
The newly elected chambers will gather on 23D. 5 days max to form the legislative groups, 1 day for the king summoning them and proposing a candidate, and the voting may take place. 30 and 31 are both working days. If both parties reach an agreement in 4 weeks, it's done.
- DiaMat · 19 days ago
Some theater needed while negociating the most lucrative positions
- Gotico · 19 days ago
vamos a revivir españa y se va a ir este hijo de puta dioss no puedo estar mas cachondo
- McBet · 19 days ago
"ad interim" is just the cause he is PM during that period. The constitution does not allow for a power gap between two elected PMs, there is a PM 100% of the time. Even if a PM dies, the first invested Deputy Prime Minister (Vicepresidente) becomes the new PM immediately, then the second and so on. If the DPM dies, normal ministers become PM. If all the ministers die, the president of the congress becomes PM, if the president of the congress dies, the king becomes PM, if the king dies, royal succession rules are used to determine the new king and the new king becomes PM.
- GenaTheBondKilIer · 19 days ago
Christmas holydays plus Vox and PP need to reach an agreement
- Milin-dc · 19 days ago
If you take the words literally, it is the president, according to the Constitution, even though the role is equivalent to prime minister.
- Milin-dc · 19 days ago
President
- gamblingaddicts7 · 19 days ago
Aunque te suene absurdo el propio mercado aclara que sea cesado en cualquier periodo de tiempo desde la creación del mercado y la fecha. En el hipotético caso de que vuelva a ser elegido tendría que ser “si” porque ha estado un tiempo cesado aunque haya sido en funciones, que en ese caso incluso habría un acto de investidura, si fuese lo mismo en funciones que normal, porque hay boletín tanto para convertirlo en funciones como volverlo normal
- alfredon996 · 19 days ago
Debería, pero Polymarket es impredecible.
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