The handling of the Covid-19 pandemic in Spain required a more collective and introspective approach.
While Spain is better prepared to face a similar crisis, the evaluation of past management is insufficient.
The role of solid science and international cooperation was key in the development of vaccines.
The severe lockdown in Spain, initiated by Pedro Sánchez in March 2020, generated controversy.
The handling of the crisis by the government was criticized for its lack of transparency and polarization strategy.
Instead of introspection, the tragedy is used as a weapon to weaken the political opponent.
Conclusion: The persistent political polarization in Spain poses obstacles to effective emergency management, which could hinder preparation for future crises.