2023 was a year marked by political polarization, not only in Spain but also in numerous countries.
The advancement of general elections in Spain resulted in the inability of the central parties to understand each other.
Despite this polarization, a fragile agreement was achieved to reform aspects of the Constitution and renew the General Council of the Judiciary.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the massacre perpetrated by Hamas in Gaza have escalated international tensions.
Despite everything, there were significant strides such as the agreement at COP28 to abandon fossil fuels.
Conclusion: 2023 was a year of political and social tensions, marked by polarization, but it also saw significant advances in areas such as the environment.