Sánchez secuestra el Congreso para no convocar elecciones

Carlos Cuesta, in his program "El Programa de Cuesta," harshly criticizes the authoritarian drift of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, who intends to govern without submitting to the control of the branches of government. According to the program's editorial, the Socialist leader not only seeks to circumvent the Congress of Deputies and the judiciary, but also aims to stifle any parliamentary debate that questions his administration or raises the need for early elections.

On the parliamentary front, the decision by the Congress's governing board to veto an initiative from the People's Party and Vox to debate the calling of general elections is denounced. This action is described by Libertad Digital as a very serious act of censorship that prevents the Chamber from exercising its oversight function, depriving national sovereignty of the possibility of debating the exercise of the vote.

Finally, the analysis criticizes the statements of prominent PSOE members such as Patxi López, Óscar López, and Óscar Puente, who justify controlling the legislature and attack judicial independence. The presenter concludes that the Executive's strategy involves discrediting judges and the Central Operational Unit of the Civil Guard to protect the president's inner circle from corruption investigations.

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