The PSOE has recorded significant economic growth and increase in GDP during their period of governance.
The party faces criticisms and provides the perception of being a 'besieged fortress', due to both internal errors and distortions in political-legal debates.
PSOE positions itself as the bulwark of left-wing values in Europe, standing against the far-right.
The erosion of the welfare state and increased inequalities are results of adopting neoliberal positions.
PSOE has led the ecological transition and promulgation of civil rights and equality policies in Spain.
The party has made efforts to reverse socially damaging measures and increase the minimum wage.
Despite accomplishments, Spain ranks amongst countries with highest inequality. It's necessary to boost redistribution policies and protect the vulnerable.
Resolving the territory crisis and promoting federal coordination is crucial.
Conclusion: The major challenge for social democracy lies in connecting with citizen demands, proposing realistic and ambitious measures, and combating the current inequality.