The first rule of authoritarian leaders is to delegitimize institutions and never acknowledge an electoral defeat. We are seeing this in the United States with Donald Trump, who six years later still has not recognized Joe Biden's victory in 2020. In Spain, it is Vox that applies the trumpism instruction manual to the letter, and it has been weeks since Santiago Abascal and his followers have been propagating on networks and by all means the idea that Pedro Sánchez's government is preparing a fraud for the elections scheduled for next year. This breeding ground is fed through fake news about Indra's power, about the manipulation of mail-in voting, or about the effects that the regularization of immigrants will have on the census, which is null. The objective, however, is to create an unbreathable climate, close to insurrection, and to prepare the ground for challenging the results if they do not coincide with their expectations. The risk, however, of provoking a social outburst with violence is very high, as already happened on January 6, 2021, at the Capitol or also in Brasília on January 8, 2023.