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Sánchez proposes an ultra-rich tax and constitutional protection for CPI-linked pensions

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Pedro Sánchez at La Moncloa, 5 October 2026
Archive · Pedro Sánchez at La Moncloa, 5 October 2026. Archive image; it does not show the reported event. Photo: Pool Moncloa / Fernando Calvo y Sandra Armada · Ministerio de la Presidencia. Gobierno de España · Wikimedia Commons · Attribution-La Moncloa. Original source Thumbnails use a cropped display.

What happened

On Keep it Cutre he also supports lower contributions for low-income self-employed workers. These are interview proposals, rather than newly enacted measures.

Europa Press reports Sánchez defending the existing large-fortunes tax and suggesting consideration of an additional ultra-rich levy. He also supports constitutional protection for inflation-linked pension increases.

He also links pension sustainability to more employment, better wages and increased contribution revenue.

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Votuo analysis

The remarks corroborate two PSOE positions already documented in the quiz. They specify no rates or thresholds for the new levy, and constitutional reform would require its own procedure and support. This is separate from the pending Jordi Wild interview.

Editorial interpretation: implications and open questions based on the cited sources.

How to read this update

This is a proposal. Approval or formalisation needs to be checked against subsequent publications.

Original source

News outlet · Europa Press · entrevista en Keep it Cutre ↗

Also consulted: Keep it Cutre · episodio completo ↗

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