A hurricane to wake up the PSOE in Andalusia. María Jesús Montero waved her arms so much in her speech on Wednesday before the party leaders that it seemed like she was going to take off at any moment. In a competition to see who puts the most energy and passion into the task, it’s hard to beat the vice president. The contrast with Juan Espadas, who will pour his limited charisma into the Senate, could not be more evident.
Pedro Sánchez believes he has a remedy to boost the socialists in several autonomous communities. When looking for new regional leadership, it is better to resort to the signings available in the central government. Like when a football club in trouble turns to the winter market. The bet is on political moonlighting, an idea that contradicts the reality that everyone knows. Can you be a party leader in a community part-time and effectively? Or be the leader only on weekends?
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