Sánchez predicts a "critical stage" of the coronavirus pandemic and asks "to give security" at Christmas

That the Budgets mark a before and after in the legislature is assumed as incontrovertible evidence.

Almost gravitational.

Once its approval has been secured, the coalition government is heading for the rest of its mandate with the horizon certainly clearer.

That is why Pedro Sánchez presented his country project this Saturday not for one, not two, not three, but for the next six years.

.

With a vocation for durability and boots of seven leagues, the President of the Government has shelled

to turn

into a more "broad and plural" nation to which the independentists join, of their own accord and in which "the right and the far right" stop being "trumpistas" and "savages".

In Sánchez's account, the PSOE is "the party that most resembles" a country that vents itself greener, more digital, more feminist and more cohesive.

In front of a large screen in which a female hand was projected in the foreground caressing a field of lavender, the president has announced

.

And not precisely for one legislature, but for two: until 2026. This is enshrined in its recovery plan from the coronavirus pandemic, under the title of

, which is the one that has been presented in an act of the PSOE, from the headquarters of Ferraz.

Quite a declaration of intent, in the very long term (politically speaking).

In short, Sánchez has warned that

coronavirus

, since "experts predict that we will attend a

of the pandemic in coincidence with the first vaccines."

To row towards the goal of lowering the incidence to 25 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in 14 days, Sánchez has demanded an extra effort at Christmas.

"This Christmas it is essential that we put precaution before any other type of purpose. We

" he said.

"It is much more important to celebrate Christmas together for the next few years" than to force the machine in 2020, he said.

Sánchez wanted to highlight that Spain is the first country in the EU, together with

, to detail a vaccination plan.

To this he has contrasted the strategy that, in his opinion, is being deployed by "the opposition of the right and the extreme right."

Namely: "Vote against the state of alarm that saved lives, sow distrust in the health authorities, try to overthrow the government, ignore the dozens of calls for unity and respond with more destructive attacks."

emphasized the Socialist General Secretary in a message addressed to party members.

For the president,

." "We will seek unity and the maximum agreement between Spaniards and Spaniards against the division," the chief executive has promised.

"The PSOE builds bridges and does not build walls. We want those who feel strangers to a common project for Spain [the independentists] join this broad and plural Spain that we are building."

And "we want to

", has settled, ironically or not.

With the Budgets

, Sánchez has put the lights on: "Let's get ready for a term that will be long, but it will also be fruitful."

And that, despite the approach to the independentistas of Bildu and ERC, it will not go beyond the margins that the Constitution marks, according to the president.

"The PSOE feels fully

in all its terms and in all its extremes. From beginning to end," he proclaimed.

"The Constitution was a conquest achieved with the struggle and suffering of the anti-fascist democrats" and "enshrines the plurality and territorial diversity of the regions, the nationalities of our country, in which we believe," Sánchez insisted, who has not made any mention of the

to reverse the tax policy of the Community of Madrid.

European funds will be the catalyst for the next six years, in the opinion of the socialist leader.

Not surprisingly, it is the

.

"We will end the legislature in 2023 with a more solid growth than when we started it, with more jobs and with more social justice," Sánchez predicted, with the conviction that Spain will know how to absorb the "72,000 million in deep-seated funds for three years "and will use them for" four transformations that define the vision of the Government ": digitization, sustainability, social cohesion and feminism.

The president bases his plan to survive on these four axes.

In other words, to last.

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