In a desperate attempt to try to safeguard

Pedro Sánchez

after the

PSOE hecatomb

in the

4-M

elections

, party spokesmen repeated the argument that "Madrid is Madrid, not Spain."

They will hardly stop the bleeding if they remain installed in self-deception.

As can be seen from the monthly panel of Sigma Dos-EL MUNDO that we publish today,

the change in the political cycle is already spreading throughout the country

.

And, if general elections are held today,

the Popular Party would be the force

most voted

, with 30.2% of the votes, while the free fall of the Socialists continues, who would have to settle for 25% of the ballots.

We are before

a spectacular trend reversal

, almost unprecedented in a context of political normality, since in March the

popular

They were four points behind the PSOE and today they are ahead of them by 4.5 points.

The Spanish are punishing the

Government's erratic management of the pandemic

.

But also their

Unnatural pacts with radical left-wing populism and with secessionist parties across the country

that only seek the destabilization of Spain and the demolition of the system of rights and freedoms enshrined in the Constitution.

Pedro Sánchez is proving unable to rectify and turn the tide, which not only leaves him in an increasingly weakened position, but also

leads his party to disaster

.

When three years are about to be completed since his arrival in La Moncloa on the back of the motion of censure orchestrated with lies that dismounted

Rajoy

, within the PSOE are aware that

Sánchez is already a drag

.

No man from Madrid had any doubts that it was him, and not a

Gabilondo

without bellows treated like a broken toy, the true candidate of some Madrilenian women who had acquired a national dimension.

The loss of credibility has taken a heavy toll on the president

, who has not even dared to answer for the hit, with attempts to dodge public opinion as blushing as those he has starred in at the European summit in Porto.

Our survey also reflects the agony of the

orange formation

, which with 3.6% of the votes could become an extra-parliamentary force as has happened in the past to other centrist projects.

Podemos rises slightly, up to 13% of the votes and Vox consolidates its third place, in this case with 15.2%.

The sum of the center-right bloc far exceeds that of the left in the preferences of the citizens of the whole of Spain.

In this sweet moment for the PP the key is

Ayuso effect

.

The electoral feat of the Madrid president, her exciting messages in a national key, the clear visualization that

there is a clear government alternative to sanchismo

, have shaken the board and fueled this cycle change.

But

Pablo Casado and his family would be fooled if they believe that the extrapolation of what happened in Madrid is automatic for all of Spain

.

Leader

popular

He has a magnificent opportunity if he knows how to solidify the wind in favor of the reunification of the center-right and if he is able to compete and collaborate with Vox with as much intelligence as Ayuso.

Many Spaniards hope with hope that he knows how to do it.

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