The British newspaper ‘The Times’ went one step further in his reporting on Spain on Tuesday and immediately pointed out Pedro Sánchez The starting door.
In one editorial Entitled “Time for Pedro Sánchez to rule or say goodbye (this last word in Spanish)”, describes that the Spaniards “earn something better”.
“Better governance, more responsibility and a basic capacity to occupy the” political center, he adds.
In the header of his main article, the British conservative newspaper emphasizes that “some people call it Don Teflon“, In reference to Sánchez.
This is the nickname received by the American gangster John GottiFamous for avoiding in the courts of different processes, so the election of the reference seems no coincidence.
‘The Times’ is of the opinion that the statements offered by the President of the Government on Monday at the PSOE headquarters are “”fierce and pugilistic government style“, In accusing the opposition of corruption accusations instead of taking on mistakes for what happened in his party.
“The conclusion – according to the editors – is not that it will do better, is that citizens will only have a voice in the next elections.”
And that could assume “A long waiting time“, describes the London newspaper.
The British newspaper also collects research into the wife and brother of the president, whose judicial processes are “meticulous” for the ‘Times’.
And they collect problems such as housing -the British newspaper points to immigrants who have arrived newly arrived as the most important responsible -the black -out or rail problems.
“Sánchez It smells like conspiracies Everywhere, “qualifies the conservative newspaper, which also denounces the frequency with which” the president escapes the public investigation. “
“A government with principles It doesn’t behave like that“, concludes.”
Possible elections
The European edition of the ‘political’ portal, of a progressive nature, also Publish an article This Tuesday about corruption in Spain and how the last scandals “put pressure on Sanchez to anticipate elections.”
Although, in contrast to the editors of ‘The Times’, his tone is analytical and less valued.
‘Politics’ naturally includes the statements of various socialist leaders who, under anonymity, acknowledge that “it cannot continue to rule for two years.”
The newspaper remembers the way in which Pedro Sánchez arrived in La Moncloa, under the motto of Clean the corruption of the countryAnd alert to the earthquake that can be assumed for the territorial structures of the PSOE to remain in function until 2027.
More reactions
Last week, the European Press also emphasized the released scandal after the UCO report that implies the former organization of the organization Santos Cerdán.
The BBC emphasized on its website that Sánchez “apologizes for a corruption scandal, while the opposition asks for his resignation.”
In Germany, ‘Der Spiegel’ was of the opinion that Sánchez “in a extremely unstable situation Because of various scandals. The current case could be one of the biggest threats so far for surviving the fragile left coalition. “
In Italy, the progressive newspaper ‘La Repubblica’ described what happened as “The most violent earthquake The PSOE never shaken that. “
