> "being directly interfered with by foreign actors"? > This is a direct threat to democracy. You mean those foreign actors who force themselves across Spain's

> "being directly interfered with by foreign actors"? > This is a direct threat to democracy. You mean those foreign actors who force themselves across Spain's border? It is not a threat to democracy, it is one of the problem that democracy solving (by replacing the government that allow that to happen) > Currently, it looks like these campaigns will replace the current government. I mean yeah, democracy is doing it's job.