María Jesús Montero, the Woman Who Did Not Support Sanchez and Ended up Winning Her Trust
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The Andalusian campaign is publicly presented as a plebiscite on Juanma Moreno and its absolute majority. But in the intricacies of the PSOE, another melody resonates: that of the clock that counts backwards for María Jesús Montero and, by extension, for Pedro Sánchez. While the polls debate whether the PP will get 54, 55 or 58 seats, the old Andalusian apparatus, the so-called Susanismo, makes its own accounts: how many seats below the current …
Spanish politics is full of strategic reconciliations, but few have been as significant as that of Pedro Sánchez and María Jesús Montero. Today they both represent one of the most stable relations within the government and the PSOE. However, less than a decade ago, they were located on opposite sides of one of the most tense internal struggles that recent Spanish socialism has experienced. However, time passed and both decided to tighten ties to…
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