After announcing that he is continuing, Pedro Sánchez would aim for a "democratic regeneration"

Pedro Sánchez continues. He says he does “with more force, if possible”, but it guarantees that something is going to change, and that is what must be specified from now on. It is about giving content to the commitment made to work firmly from this moment on for a democratic regeneration that is considered pending and to advance and consolidate rights and freedoms.

The Council of Ministers would prepare to shortly translate into measures those words that could have in the Justice one of its sights if it responds to requests like those that Yolanda Díaz has already made inviting us to go beyond the investiture pact, modify the so-called gag law and reform the judicial power.

Also the path of some judicial reform would be on the table if the results of the survey of the CIS made public hours after the appearance and in which an overwhelming majority (81.4% of those consulted) support a modification of Justice.

While waiting for the steps to be taken to be revealed, Sánchez has asked society for collaboration to fight against the “mud” of hoaxes and the personal attacks that he says both he and his wife, Begoña Gómez, are suffering.

Its continuity is not going to stop them. This is what he himself has recognized in the face of evidence that his permanence will fuel the opposition’s argument, personalized especially in the leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo (who already speaks of a “tease”), that the five days of reflection have been pure political strategy to gain support.

Continuing implies that he maintains the support of his coalition partner, Sumar, but does not mean that the difficulties that he faced five days ago will dissipate overnight.

Beyond the opposition’s reproaches, parliamentary arithmetic remains unchanged. This means that uncertainty remains regarding the approval of the Cortes for the initiatives approved by the Government and, especially, for some that are key such as the budgets for 2025.

Junts still has the key, and the elections in Catalonia on May 12in whose campaign Sánchez is expected to get involved again immediately after resuming his agenda, could lead to a devilish result with repercussions in Madrid.

There have already been opinions from other parliamentary partners such as ERC, who through the mouth of the “president of the Generalitat”, Pere Aragonès has criticized Sánchez’s “five-day comedy”, doubting his honesty, or those of the PNV spokesperson in Congress, Aitor Esteban, questioning the way in which he did it.

With these warning signs, he will continue to be president when Congress approves the amnesty law in May, and from his position he will be able to complete the roadmap that will lead to the recognition of Palestine as a State and carry out the corresponding analysis after the European elections. on June 9.

The elections to the European Parliament always have a national interpretation that the parties that do well in them sign up for and those that do not come out happy with the count avoid, but on this occasion it will also acquire a plebiscitary tone after Sánchez’s movement.

A movement to follow, and continue to change. He has made a point of all the new paragraphs to write.