Massive Blackout Generates Wear to the PSOE While the PP Rises and Expands Its Advantage

The PP continues, little by little, increasing its advantage over a PSOE that fails to take off. This is reflected by the May barometer developed by DYM for 20 minutes,...

The PP has again invoked its absolute majority in the Senate to approve this Wednesday the creation of a commission of inquiry on the possible responsibilities in the management of the energy blackout that suffered the Iberian Peninsula on April 28. The PSOE has voted against, while Junts, ERC and PNV have chosen to abstain.

Populars gain ground after the previous collapse by Dana, while Abascal’s would have a similar result to the last generals. The division in Sumar and Podemos weighs the left’s governance options

The sum of Feijóo and Abascal grants a consolidated majority in Congress, Sánchez endures in the 120 seats and Sumar slows down its collapse The alliance between PP and Vox screws the absolute majority

When it is not the details of the court cases opened to his wife and brother, it is the watsaps with their former minister and right hand in the party. Pedro Sánchez does not win to disgust if he opens the newspapers every morning. At the same time, none of those episodes has caused his presidency to falter. Nor have they sowed for the moment the doubts among the parliamentary partners who support the government as to propitiate its fall. In Mon…

The historic electrical blackout that plunged Spain and Portugal into darkness on April 28 has had consequences that go far beyond the immediate disruptions in daily life. Almost a month later, the political impact of this unprecedented energy crisis begins to crystallize in the form of a growing wear and tear for the government of Pedro Sánchez, while the Popular Party consolidates its advantage in voting intention. According to the poll publis…