Editorial: El País

• Junts decided to withdraw a parliamentary initiative asking the Government's president to consider a vote of confidence.
• The withdrawal of this initiative drops the pressure on Sánchez and the unnecessary noise in the legislature.
• Junts' demands on this issue were disproportionate and legally incorrect.
• Junts and the Government continue to negotiate on a weekly basis on various issues.
• If Junts seeks a change in the presidency, the Constitution allows it through a vote of no confidence.
• An international mediator was key in the final resolution, demanding the withdrawal of the vote of confidence.
• Personal and party agendas should not jeopardize the stability of the institutions and the tranquility of the citizens, especially in times of global uncertainties.

Conclusion: Junts' actions appear destabilizing at a time that requires clarity and seriousness. Manipulating institutional stability based on party differences or global challenges should not be justified.

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