What is Pedro Sánchez really thinking? - For Spain's prime minister, everything seems fine as long as he guarantees his own political survival -
What is Pedro Sánchez really thinking? - For Spain's prime minister, everything seems fine as long as he guarantees his own political survival -
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Sánchez appears to support all viable options and is content with all possible outcomes on major international issues, avoiding taking sides and emerging unscathed from major disputes among his EU counterparts.
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[After a meeting with Yolanda Díaz, the leader of his left-wing junior coalition partner Sumar ... amidst a worsening government crisis following new bombshell corruption scandals, coupled with sexual harassment allegations against the ruling Socialist Party (PSOE), the left is now putting pressure on Sanchez.
But prime minister said he has “no problem” with Díaz discussing a government crisis, or with the Mercosur agreement that he so vigorously defended being postponed, or with the repayment loan being rejected in favour of another scheme. For Sánchez, everything seems fine as long as he guarantees his own political survival.