Pedro Sánchez has resorted this Friday to some of the expressions that have become popular among the younger generation to defend that institutions do not need to speak their same language to understand their problems. "We do not need to know what 'farmear aura' means, nor know what an 'NPC' is or what 'six seven' means to understand the problems of young people," the President of the Government stated during his speech at the Congress of the Youth Council.
We do not need to know what 'farmear aura' means, nor know what an 'NPC' is, or what 'six seven' means to understand the problems of young people.
— Pedro Sánchez (@sanchezcastejon) September 4, 2026
What is needed is to listen to you without prejudice. To turn problems into proposals and proposals into changes. pic.twitter.com/pyjmOEL2AK
The reference from Sánchez comes at a time when expressions like "farmear aura" or "six seven" have spread on social networks and have even jumped to youth gatherings in different cities. The first comes from the combination of l
The XXVI Ordinary General Assembly of the Youth Council of Spain (CJE) is held in Madrid between September 4 and 6. The meeting brings together the entities that are part of the Council and serves to set the lines of work of the organization for the coming years, in addition to addressing its main demands regarding youth.
The meeting also has an organic component. During the Assembly, the CJE will face the renewal of its governing and control bodies, including the Permanent Commission, the Guarantees Commission, and the Committee on International Relations. The new Permanent Commission will have a mandate of two years and will assume the political direction and execution of the lines approved by the Assembly.
The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, participated this Friday in the opening of the Assembly. His speech served to inaugurate a meeting in which youth organizations will discuss their priorities and define the roadmap of the Council for the next term.
The idea of accumulating resources from video games with the "aura" understood as charisma or presence, while "six seven" functions as a viral code whose use has become popular among teenagers and young people.
The president has precisely used that generational distance to focus his message on the need for public officials to directly address youth demands. "What is needed is to listen to you without prejudices. To turn problems into proposals and proposals into changes," he has defended.
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