23 September is the deadline for the formation of the new government in Spain. Otherwise, the general elections will be repeated. The results of July 23 mark a busy summer of negotiations, but no unexpected surprises are observed in the polls. more than a clear victory of one of the two main parties: PSOE or PP.
Most logically, both should negotiate their support left and right, balancing different colors with the regionalist, nationalist and pro-independence parties that will re-emerge at the Cortes.
Legislative activity will cease until the new Government is formed. For better and for worse. Nearly 216 proposals and bills that are ready to be voted on or left fallow in various committees are pending and expired. Among these are four examples—in full detail on the congress website:
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measures to facilitate its succession and renewal variable rate to fixed rate home loan. Offered by Podemos
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law for the protection of dworkers’ constitutional rights. Submitted by Vox.
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improvement law protection of living organ donors for the next transplant. Presented by PSOE.
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Royal Decree Amendment Act 29/2021 of 21 December, which adopted emergency measures energy field for the promotion of electric mobility, self-consumption and renewable energy distribution, applying the agility of the processes of conversion of internal combustion engine vehicles to electric battery or fuel cell powered vehicles, retrofit. Submitted by PP.
In a country with vigorous legislative activity, Official State Gazette (BOE) writers to be heard. So are the local bulletins and autonomies that go through the ballot boxes until the formation of their councils and parliaments. There will be a brief bureaucratic pause before democracy’s 15th legislature begins.
noise and promises
There will be a lot of noise, excessive disqualifications and crazy financial promises. The scarecrows of the past will be revived. Campaigns serve to portray each side as the best or the worst.. Attention to the discussion of the four-day workday, the creation of a universal salary, and who knows, whether we’re handing out tickets to buy a pipe or popcorn at the cinema, we’ll get to everything.
Macroeconomic data will be read for everyone’s benefit. They can be looked after alone or from an evolution. In the case of Pedro Sánchez, there will be two decisive dates for any comparison. He was sworn in as president on June 2, 2018, winning a no-confidence motion against Mariano Rajoy, and on January 7, 2020. entered the elections and received the necessary support.
Sanchez After Spain overcomes the epidemic and faces the consequences of the war in Ukraine, it will use the helpfulness offered by the improving economic situation. In his speech, he will be the model to argue that Spain is the country with the lowest inflation in its environment. that it has succeeded in maintaining social peace thanks to increased spending, which has increased its debt to 115% of GDP. The tax increases in his program have been necessary to justify the post-pandemic world. Serving to boost this momentum, European aid will fly over economic terrain. Whether it’s Unidas Podemos, Sumar or Sumar Podemos, we’ll see how it differs from the economic program proposed by its current government partners.
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Alberto Núñez Feijóo’s PP will embrace another talk. He will use the example of fiscal policies in Madrid and Andalusia to talk about a missed opportunity. It will advocate the need to effectively manage public spending and reduce taxes to encourage consumption and private investment. He will leverage Sánchez’s formidable relationship with business to present himself as a pro-business and pro-autonomy candidate. It will extend its open hand for the realization of structural reforms in the future. And populism is not alien to anyone, it will also make opportunistic promises and invent subsidies.
This may be in elections. The majority of citizens do not vote based on their pockets or the state of the economy.. On July 23, there will be citizens who vote only for the yes yes law, the trans law or citizen safety. There will also be those who will vote by paying attention to the style of the candidates, the confidence they show or the arrogance they unwittingly show.