I can understand the visceral hatred on the right to Pedro Sánchez. Not because he shares it (although the character does not excite me), but because, like many others, certain political leaders also stir me. To be more concrete, José María Aznar. I believe that the irrational phobia towards that man, who left the presidency of the government more than 20 years ago, will accompany me all my life. If I can’t hear Aznar without my nerves, I understand those who throw foams every time Sánchez speaks. Both Aznar and Sánchez possess the quality of curling in Media Spain.
The fact is that if, as it seems more than likely, Pedro Sánchez resists until June, will have governed more time than Aznar. Who, you have to recognize it, said it would go after two mandates and did it. Sanchez will become the second most durable president of Spanish democracy, only behind the unattainable Felipe González (13 seasons in La Moncloa). So many years of Sanchez lead me to empathize with those who suffer from it as a nephritic colic. Neither the bulos, nor the rosaries, nor the judicial causes (some perhaps sustainable, others a pure nonsense) have so far served to end it. For those who suffer from the phobia of Sánchez this must be terrible.
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