Decipher Feijóo

The advent of Alberto Núñez Feijóo to the nuclear power plant of the Spanish right (calle Génova, 13) is full of unknowns.

A rescue jump between yes and no that occurred while the loyalists beheaded the old dome playing the Ides of March in a couple of early mornings.

Feijóo didn't jump in and say "I'll take care of it."

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That gives a good vibe after a repertoire of politicians thrown into the pit outlining the saint of the redeeming angel in the air.

The ledges, incidentally, left the underside of the carpet booby-trapped, as armies do with cities they can no longer hold.

at the head of the big PP -something like the Arteixo of the brand- does not belittle his years as Kaiser in Galicia, well earned, well enjoyed, but rather his immeasurable future in Madrid, where sooner or later betrayal, in politics It comes from inside the house.

It is the danger of having two nightclubs open at the same time on the same street.

The moment chosen to burst into Madrid is typical of a well-honed instinct:

underpinned by a certain spirit of social revenge after the successive orchestras of the

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Feijóo doesn't seem like one of those company guys who lets themselves be shaped, but he complains that now 22 ministers insult him at the same time, which we don't know if he responds to complaint or vanity.

Finding myself on the other side of ideas, I cannot speak of the right with feeling, but with curiosity.

Feijóo sometimes speaks with a frown, somewhat stubborn, as if he refuses to relax himself until 100% of the vote is counted.

, a scarcity that we still do not know the intentions that he hides.

(Perhaps he knows that Abascal's gang should be left alone with their hiking until they fade).

As Messiah, the leader of the PP, will be aware that the most normal thing in the itinerancy of any national leader is to resolve circumstances contrary to those sought.

at him and he has almost all of his people clearing the way for him.

Now we have to resolve the character: the electoral and the ideological.

Alberto Núñez Feijóo has been in Madrid for a few months and still has something of a newly installed neighbor and taking over the mechanics of the facilities.

Perhaps he is aware that he is quick to trust, to promise, to decipher himself.

He doesn't even brag about being a liberal.

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, a book that Felipe González likes so much, says this: "The essential thing is that the man who comes to power has proven afterwards that he deserved to exercise it."

Feijóo, a right to see.

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