The PP sweeps Andalusia and accelerates the decline of Sánchez

Absolute majority of 58 deputies.

A new leader has been born in the Spanish center-right, who no longer has anything to envy neither Isabel Díaz Ayuso nor Alberto Núñez Feijóo, current obligatory and almost exclusive references in all the analyzes until June 19.

Juanma Moreno - just Juanma in this last campaign - has achieved for the PP the best results in its history (more than 43% of support) in the community, the land that since the dawn of autonomy and for four decades had voted to the PSOE in a repeatedly majority way.

Until yesterday.

The Popular Party candidate has achieved an overwhelming victory, has restored faith in absolute majorities to classic bipartisanship, has overcome all forecasts and has condemned his opponents on the right and on the left to irrelevance.

It has also given

his first big victory, as well as a powerful political tool to stop Vox.

And it has inflicted a wound on sanchismo with a double trajectory, because it consolidates the PP as the hegemonic party in

and because it opens a disturbing path for the interests of the PSOE at the national level, only a year and a half before the general elections.

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The results of 19-J suppose for the PSOE of its candidate, Juan Espadas, with 30 deputies and 24% of the votes, to continue delving into the socialist electoral ground that

had already established in 2018. And to do so with the added bitterness of having lost the elections even in the province of

, the historic socialist barn where the PP had never managed to place its flag.

The former mayor of Seville was Pedro Sánchez's personal commitment to turn the page on Susanism in Andalusia and try to recover the institutional power lost in 2018. The President of the Government not only put the entire party apparatus to work in favor of Espadas, but he was personally involved with his permanent participation in the electoral acts before and during the campaign, and he sent his ministers to Andalusia without dissimulation to support the candidate, aware that, beyond the recovery of the Government of the Junta, on 19 -J was also going to be the thermometer with which the Spanish political reality will be measured from today and there will be speculation about a change of cycle throughout the country.

The Andalusian elections have been the first electoral appointment with Alberto Núñez Feijóo at the head of the PP, which must inevitably be interpreted as the recovery of muscle tone in a party that only four months ago was involved in a bloody leadership crisis that divided as never to the organization and provoked the departure of

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In addition, the absolute majority of Juanma Moreno destroys the high expectations of Vox, which was already caressing the chair of the vice presidency of the Board after threatening the PP with denying its external support if it did not accept a government pact, even in the possible scenario that Moreno was only one or two deputies short of the absolute majority.

The very high expectations generated by the candidacy of Macarena Olona have been deflated, despite the fact that the Alicante landed in Andalusia to agitate the electorate has managed to exceed the results that Judge

obtained in December 2018 by two seats. But the ambitions of Vox they had reached such a high point after being able to enter the Government of Castilla y León, that those 14 deputies obtained necessarily know very little about Santiago Abascal, who also gave himself personally to the cause of turning this 19-J into the take-off date definitive of Vox.

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And if there was an absolute loser yesterday on election night, that was Ciudadanos, who have been left without representation in the Andalusian Parliament despite having been a member of the Government of Juanma Moreno for the last three and a half years and after an excellent result in 2018 Juan Marín, current acting vice president of the Board, had announced that he would resign if he did not get at least five deputies for his group.

But reality has been shown to be much crueler with the party that has guaranteed the governance of Andalusia during the last two legislatures, first together with Susana Díaz's PSOE and later with Juanma Moreno's PP.

Last night, in a bitter appearance, Marín resigned from all his positions in the party and announced that he would continue working for the liberal formation, but now as a grassroots militant.

On the left, the collapse of Por Andalucía (5 deputies), the coalition sponsored by

,

,

,

,

and

, confirms the enormous self-inflicted damage in the multiple divisions and internal confrontations, which neither It has not even served IU and Podemos to eliminate from the parliamentary map the new Andalusianism of Teresa Rodríguez, who has won two deputies, despite lacking electoral funds and from parliamentary ostracism.

The terrible results of Por Andalucía and its candidate,

, represent a disastrous start for Yolanda Díaz's political project, that broad front that should reunite the left starting in July, but that has made it clear that it starts with many problems.

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