Alsina Sounds Alarm: PSOE's Troubles and the Right's Rise in Spain

Spain's Political Landscape: Alsina Comments on PSOE's Decline and Right's Rise Spain's political scene is in flux, with recent polls showing a decline in support for the ruling PSOE party and a corresponding rise in support for right-wing parties. Journalist José Luis Alsina, in a recent video commentary, analyzes this shift, highlighting the challenges facing the current government. Alsina points to several factors contributing to the PSOE's difficulties. He notes, "Los ministros inician cada semana preguntándose qué sobresaltos judiciales o fontanerías diversas eclipsarán esta vez sus anuncios y sus proyectos." (Ministers begin each week wondering what judicial surprises or various plumbing issues will overshadow their announcements and projects this time.) This suggests a climate of uncertainty and potential scandals impacting the government's agenda. Furthermore, Alsina discusses the potential impact of upcoming legal developments, including the possible processing of the Attorney General. He also mentions the UCO's report on accusations against Victor de Aldama and Santos Cerdán, suggesting that these events could further destabilize the government. The possibility of Compromís leaving Sumar is another factor mentioned by Alsina that could negatively affect the PSOE. While Alsina's commentary is critical, it provides valuable insight into the complexities of the current Spanish political situation and the challenges facing the ruling party. The situation remains fluid and will likely continue to evolve in the coming weeks.