From Paris, Le Monde summarizes what happened: “Séisme politique in Espagne”. Surprised, it appears, that throughout Europe it is possible not to collapse all the great electoral movements to the right, as in France, or as recently in Britain, or just on Sunday as in Gipuzkoa. As The Guardian had put from London: “The people of Indignado will be able to govern in Madrid and Barcelona.”

Syriza’s two-year term of office in the two major state capitals and, above all, in Madrid, which has been the owner of all power, has confirmed the cycle change announced so many times. Fifteen days earlier, like David Cameron, Mariano Rajoy was not kicked out of the boxes asking for further cuts in social spending by millions of shy hidden votes. The change of cycle that the economy underwent in 2007 has reached Spanish politics in eight years.

In order to know what the new political cycle looks like, however, we will have to wait until the autumn, when the new ciclo.Estampado will begin to an image of Citizens, which has taken the flag of the Spanish populist and nationalist right from the UPyD cake chip, we need to know the figure of Podemos. The new lead actress, Podemos, who, since she managed to get a number of MEPs, has managed to put nervousness on the stock exchanges and on the power of the economic authority, has yet to know how intensive it will come to Parliament. Then it will be seen whether a left-wing stage has really started, in which We will succeed in taking the left-wing votes that have been held by the United Left and the PSOE for a long time, temporarily overtaking the right. Allah will not have Syriza on Iberia.

In any event, the People's Party has dismissed the habit of sending an absolute majority: 6 million votes instead of 8.4 million in 2011. Although it remains the first force in the general classification, it has lost in Extremadura, Comunidad Valenciana, Cantabria, Aragon, Castilla-La Mancha and the Balearic Islands. The political, economic and judicial power, after a long time managing everything to its liking, has to learn again to negotiate.

By its side, the PSOE has managed to remedy the decline of 2011, but it is far from the 7.7 million votes of four years ago. The first reflection of the day after the elections was collaboration with Podemos. When the stock exchanges and the economic forces begin to spread terror to Podemos, then the accounts.

The Basques will pay particular attention to the movements that will take place in Catalonia, the Balearic Islands and the Valencian Community. In the last two years, the smell of rotting, better than stench, produced by the proud mandate of many years, has led to PP. Social policies, language policy... We have to look at what the change is about.

The earthquake caused by Ada Colau in Barcelona, at the bottom of Catalonia, will cause the national demands of the Catalans to enter a new stage. We'll look at you curiously from Euskal Herria. Can we? The Guanyem, which as Ada Colau proposes the Door to Door for waste from Barcelona, can hardly be compared with the people and acronyms that have been presented in our CAPV claiming the same political culture. With those in Barcelona we will learn a lot from the Basques as always.

There is a priority issue that interests us Basques since the movements of the Spanish State: what will influence the peace process? Paradoxically, new opportunities are emerging. The PNV has satisfied its obsession with the annexation of Gipuzkoa and the new left returns to normal in Spain. Attention to Manuela Carmena.