Editorial: El Español

• The government has been slow to incorporate EU directives that increase the transparency of the upcoming elections.
• There will be confusion among voters since Spanish legislation allows local information on ballot papers instead of the overall coalition.
• This situation favors the major parties of coalitions and could give false representation in the European Parliament.
• There's a chance thousands of votes will be cast without voters fully understanding who they are supporting.
• The issue at stake is not just a legal technicality but the transparency of the system.
• The EU is a union of States, and electoral ballots must reflect this reality, not false local realities.

Conclusion: Manipulating the reality of candidacies through electoral confusion is a perversion of democracy and the electoral process. Spain still has a pending debt with transparency.

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