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"Charged batteries".

This is how Pedro Sánchez and his team respond when asked about their state of mind and how they face the new political course.

A start in which, however, the lack of harmony and understanding between the Government and the

is confirmed .

A distance that was reflected again this Thursday in Congress, where the

reject the energy saving decree promoted by the Council of Ministers.

In the Government there is a mixture of resignation, discomfort and incomprehension due to the vote against the

.

"The news would be that the

supported some government decree," says

ironically .

"It is a mistake not to support it," adds the Prime Minister.

In the Executive they emphasize that the

and its president, who belongs to the political family of the

, have congratulated Spain for its plan.

If at first there was a small light that could make

believe that an understanding with Feijóo would be more feasible than with

, Sánchez already sentenced the Galician leader: "It's a change for the worse, and it was already difficult!" , has reflected in an informal conversation with journalists during the

that is taking him to visit

,

and

.

"The PP contradicts itself"

's relationship

with

was complex.

But the extreme positions on many

issues made it easier for the government to play the trick of moderation.

Now that cartel is vigorously disputed by

, but the result remains the same between

and

: no agreements.

With

's management at least they reached agreements;

secrets, yes.

Agreements related to

that

now disregards, which causes anger in the Government.

"The

contradicts itself,"

synthesized during his conversation with journalists, trying to delve into the gap that has opened up in the

between

's team and

's on account of the secret pact on the

.

Sánchez

and

began their relationship with a meeting in

on April 7.

But since then the coexistence is cold, distant, of non-existent relationship.

The contact between the two is practically nil.

"The dialogue has to be bidirectional," demands

, who does not plan to call the leader of the

.

Without understanding, with brawl, with the possibility of increasingly complex pacts and with constitutional bodies such as the

still blocked.

Thus begins the political course, with airs of the past.

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