A good number of purrusts would be heard yesterday among the citizens of the South by the advance of the elections of Pedro Sánchez. It is a mark that then, in the middle of summer, almost in August, citizens are called to vote and to form polling stations. Their main headline is that they were all shocked by surprise, but it really wasn't a nice surprise: more than an anger, it causes dissatisfaction, laziness and boredom. But you will have a strategic reason: depoliticisation. And catch the political actors with a wrong leg, too.

With the wrong foot they would also catch the institutional political parties that are on the left of the PSOE. “You will thank me,” Sanchez would say to the dwellings that have members of the government, and when he said that, he would distribute the rescue rings in an extraordinary council of government. The Spanish institutional left will need help, will need to move the sheets because what happened on 28 May was a disaster. They have disappeared in Madrid, they have lost the mayors in Barcelona and in Cadiz, it has been historic and it has been ravaged in Valencia, among other places.

The left is “plural”, with that name a coalition was created that is now immersed in another group and another is created that is then submerged in another. In the spotlight, they are now going to reach agreements, they have a deadline until 9 June, and if they arrive, and they come back together, they say they are an alternative – as the PP has done in recent hours, has suggested a "cycle change". See what the Spanish groups on the left of the PSOE decide at the communication strategy meetings in the coming days. Bet that the word most used in the campaign is “unity”.

But there will be no rescue for all parts of the left. The composition of the Government of Navarre will be negotiated at the end of June, once Parliament was set up on 16 June, and everything points out that little will be decided from the PSN headquarters and more than usual from the PSOE headquarters. The SNP's attitude towards EH Bildu will therefore have to be seen. In addition to Parliament, and perhaps more interesting, we must look at the mood of Pamplona. It can be thought, therefore, that the progressive municipal government of four that Asuncion can drive can be further and further away. Ibarrola and Esparza already alert.

The campaign will last long and it will not be nice to swallow. The pre-campaign has already begun and the best of it will be to complete the pre-campaign and start the campaign. The general election campaign begins on 7 July. What nerves for some, enjoy the pacifier in Pamplona.