The assessment of the management carried out this week by the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, has served to close the curtain on a tense political season awaiting an early election that has not taken place. At this end of the season, La Vanguardia grades the political parties, just as we did last year.
Which parties pass and which fail? The head of the Politics section of the newspaper, Jaume V. Aroca, analyzes the performance of the political formations in the video preceding this text. In conversation with Enric Sierra, deputy director of La Vanguardia, Vallés Aroca explains the reasons why parties like the PP or ERC pass the course and why formations like the PSOE fail.
Similarly, the head of Politics indicates that there are a number of parties that remain ungraded due to their erratic or poorly defined trajectory, such as Sumar. It also discusses those who obtain “barely passing” grades like Junts or those who need to improve like PNV or EH Bildu.
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The scandals that have affected the socialist party and the uncertainty about the future of Sumar have weakened the Government coalition. On the other side of the political board, the PP has won the four regional electoral contests, but in all of them it has been at the mercy of Vox, which will now enter those regional governments.
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