Sánchez opts for the natural replacement of Ribera and rejects more changes in the Government as a message of stability

The mandatory adjustment carried out by Pedro Sánchez in his Council of Ministers due to the departure of Teresa Ribera could not have been more surgical. The replacement of the third vice president and minister for the Ecological Transition is her right hand, the until now Secretary of State for Energy, Sara Aagesen. And the president has not made any more changes.

The political moral that Moncloa is trying to convey is a message of confidence and continuity from the head of the Executive towards a coalition Government born just a year ago and that has just rebuilt fundamental parliamentary support to carry out the General State Budgets. An apparent stability threatened, however, by the judicial problems after the statement of the alleged ringleader of the Koldo case and the siege of the State Attorney General.