Editorial: El País

• Pedro Sanchez has been in La Moncloa for seven years, close to reaching the tenure of other political leaders.
• He has favorable wind in economic terms, but the current political tension could affect.
• There are evident signs of wear and tear on his government, more related to the instability of his parliamentary majority and the lack of budgets.
• The Ábalos case and that of militant Leire Días represent internal problems that need to be resolved.
• The roadmap to face this wear and tear includes coherence, anticipatory strategies and organic changes.
• Polarizing policies like sanchismo and antisanchismo do not benefit the country.
• The PP has used the tactic of diverting attention from the void of their own policies by accusing Sanchez's Government.

Conclusion: In sum, Sanchez's government is showing signs of fatigue but keeps moving forward despite both internal and external tensions. But a consistent and meaningful response from the opposition is also needed, not just destructive criticism.

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