Editorial: La Vanguardia

• Pedro Sánchez, the president of the government, appeared before the Senate commission that is investigating government operations with the intermediation of Koldo García and the Operation Delorme plot.
• The session was highly anticipated in hopes of obtaining damaging revelations for Sánchez, but in the end, Sánchez resisted and the PP did not achieve its goal.
• Sánchez recognized his political responsibility in the appointments of Ábalos and Cerdán, and admitted that he had received cash payments from the party, never exceeding one thousand euros.
• The session was heated, with the majority of responsibility lying with the two major parties: PP and PSOE.
• Sánchez felt that the commission was more about defamation than investigation, behaving with sufficiency and sarcasm.

Conclusion: Despite the intensity of the session, no damaging revelations against Sánchez were achieved. His arrogant and sarcastic behavior was problematic, but the PP's strategy also had significant flaws.

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