Albricias, the Spanish left found the culprit of their misfortune without needing to bleed or self-criticism’s red blood cell. The person responsible for the progressive decline is the notorious Vox. It remains to explain how the millions of voters who supported the perfect parties rushed into a diabolical capitulation that rendered them irrevocable for democracy, even if they betrayed them. It cannot be overlooked that Kafkaesque metamorphosis forces us to imply the involvement of Bill Gates and George Soros.
It is interesting to first argue that Vox is not the cure for Spain’s troubles, and then demand that the left resolve its traumas. This deviation leads to scandal in the case of Extremadura. The crimes of the moderate far-right are plaguing a sensitive PP candidate to resign from the deal. According to the seat distribution, PSOE does not have time to demand a power it does not deserve. Not even the slightest hint of abstention is made to express minimal nobility, fulfilling Chirac’s suspicion that Mitterrand gave birth to the National Front to divide the right.
The problem on the left isn’t Vox, it’s nesting in progressive errors that show up too late. The color of the glass Sánchez is looking through prevents him from noticing even a minor sin in his PSOE’s orbit, but during his current national trash TV tour, he’s getting close to the focus of the drama surrounding him. The Head of Government shamelessly pointed to Irene Montero and equated her with a vote-losing machine among a people who could not always afford the heroism that Podemos only demands from others. Fundamentalism did not occupy only one part of the spectrum. The very serious problem of the left is also nested in it. It’s obvious, but common sense has abandoned progressivism that only understands Vox.
Source: Informacion
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