The most curious thing about these elections is that the right wants to frame them as a plebiscite on Sanchismo, and especially the last three years, and the PSOE... too. Everything in these elections revolves around the figure of the Spanish president. To some, a dangerous pseudo-communist dictator who has destroyed the Spanish nation. To others, an icon of the global left who has kept Spain out of the global reactionary wave. The difference is that the PSOE is trying to turn the campaign against Sanchismo into a boomerang, and for that reason, as they already did in 2023, they are playing the dogism card, that is, they are presenting the most carefree and relaxed Pedro Sánchez, in contrast to the bad mood represented by the right.

Darwin's theory has often been misunderstood: according to the English naturalist, the law of the jungle is not that of the strongest, but that of the most adaptable. The species that triumph are those that best adapt to environmental conditions. This has precisely been the essence of Pedro Sánchez's political survival, based on an extraordinary pragmatic capacity to take advantage of parliamentary arithmetic and the social and economic conditions of each moment, without falling into orthodox rigidities.