The Sigma Two survey for THE WORLD that we published today reveals that the coronavirus has not caused a political earthquake in our country, but it has sensitively moved the pieces on the board . The Government accuses the wear and tear of its calamitous management, marked by severe confinement, unilateralism in decision-making through the state of alarm, the concentration of powers in the figure of the President, the opaque pacts and the erratic planning of de-escalation. . The PSOE does not sink, but the distance of more than seven points between the two main parties narrows to 2.7 . PSOE and PP bring together 55% of the votes. While the socialists would stay at 28.7%, the popularthey gain ground to the point of reaching 26%. This means that Pablo Casado is on the heels of Pedro Sánchez, which consolidates the growth of the PP in a context that is going to be marked by the risk of regrowth and the economic crisis.

The pandemic has exposed the insolvency of a massive, divided and uncoordinated government. Despite this, the government duo remains because what the purple formation loses - which would not exceed 12% of the electorate - is compensated by the PSOE. However, the end of the state of alarm does not absolve the PSOE-Podemos coalition of its terrible work. 73% of respondents are suspicious of Covid's victim count, while 46% reject his management of the pandemic . These eloquent percentages portray the ineffectiveness of the Government, which continues to be unable to count the number of deaths with due guarantees.

From the survey, it can be concluded that Casado's opposition strategy is beginning to bear fruit . First, because it combines support for the Executive in the most acute moments of the epidemic with relentless criticism of the bulk of government action. Second, because it allows him to face the elections in Galicia and the Basque Country, scheduled for July 12, with favorable national polls. And, third, because the PP stands as a government alternative and, at the same time, is capable of stealing votes from Vox. Abascal's party continues in free fall. If there were general elections today, it would add 11.7% of voting intention, which would lead him to lose, for the moment, very little, the status of third parliamentary force.

When Vox supports transfers to the PP, we must add the recovery of Citizens. The political force led by Arrimadas, which has opened itself up to supporting the Government, would continue to be far from its best records but would obtain 8.3% of the votes. The orange party , installed again in a hinge position, would once again be the key to deciding the government in favor of the left or right bloc.

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