US Edition‘The Economist’ Breaks with Pedro Sánchez and Suggests that He Resign or Call Elections: “There Is No Valid Reason for Him to Remain in Office”
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The English weekly 'The Economist' has published a powerful editorial in which Pedro Sánchez is asked to "take responsibility and resign" after the numerous scandals that have surrounded the government for months. The media, based in the United Kingdom, has published several opinion articles in recent months criticizing Sánchez's management as head of the executive: in October he was criticized for wanting to "hold on to the charge at the expens…
The weekly advocates two ways to avoid Spanish political 'paralysis': to appoint a new PSOE leader to a veteran party figure or an electoral advance
The British magazine, which praised the Spanish economy months ago, now accuses the president of ruling with a fragile majority, without budgets and with its credibility eroded by scandals
Pedro Sánchez’s apologies for the corruption cases that dot the PSOE are not enough to restore confidence in Spanish democracy, much damaged after the accusation of his last two secretaries of organization, according to the weekly The Economist, that this Thursday dedicates a hard article to the situation of “paralysis” of Spanish politics and in which he calls for the resignation of the president of the government. Continue reading
The publication ensures that the President of the Government has run out of reasons to remain in office and asks him to give up the party leadership or call for early elections.
In the heart of the Canary Islands, Pedro Sánchez faces what is probably his most bitter end of the political course. As he tries to take refuge in La Mareta, the historic holiday complex of Lanzarote, the echo of the international covers pursues him as an impossible wave to dodge. The prestigious British magazine The Economist has broken all the molds: for the first time openly demands the immediate resignation of the president of the Spanish g…
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