A nice spectacle is being staged on the stage behind last December’s elections. Rajoy pretending to nokear. Sanchez drifting. Predictive Rivera. Conjuring churches. The other leaders look in the two senses of the word. The month has passed since we complied with the ballot box law and it is not yet clear who will be the tenant of the Moncloa and if we do not have to vote again very soon. We live in temporality, which creates concern for the economy and the soul of some. There are those who want to see things out of their reach, if only to know as soon as possible that they will oppose them. I, on the other hand, like this disgovernment. The work, at least, has moved away from the boring lines of usual scripts. Spanish policy has long been of interest.

I liked the shame of Podemos. With your proposal, you have broken all the rules of courtesy with Sánchez. When it comes to writing these lines, the Spanish ball is in the PSOE’s court. Half of his soul pushes him to reach an agreement with Churches. The other half would prefer to agree to abstain with pp and citizens to govern the popular. The reward for comfort can be Rajoy's head. In favour of this, all factual powers, both national and European, are working directly or indirectly.

The governments of Vitoria and Pamplona, for their part, love the former. The “Operation Sánchez-Iglesias” needs the support of the six Jeltzales deputies to make it a reality. The party has already expressed its readiness to do so. For the boys and girls of Urkullu it is a dream to recover the capacity they had in the last years of the twentieth century to influence the policy of the state. On the other hand, the benefits that would be seen to govern Socialist Uxue Barkos, with the help of her partner Podemos and her coalition, the PNV, are obvious. The brake on tensions with Madrid and the deactivation of the PSN in Pamplona as an opposition would give a respite to a government that already has an open front.

First of all, Bildu is as cautious as he is silent. How sensible the Abertzale left has become in a short time! He would also give half an arm in exchange for Sanchez to be head of government, hoping for the arts that open up in prison politics so far. Despite appearances, Catalan fever has dropped dramatically in our country.

Another thing is what is going to come out of that bad whirlwind. The history of the last 40 years has shown very well what is always the direction that the Socialists take at the crossroads. In Navarre we know a lot about that. Until your arrival, let's enjoy disgovernment.