Separate the grain from the chaff: the new strategy of Moncloa

Source Summary

Pedro Sánchez has made a different intervention. There has been no announcement, he has defended his government's work and has put on his lab coat to analyze the different judicial cases affecting Moncloa itself. The beginning of the intervention was already a declaration of intent: "Let's examine the anatomy of the phenomenon," he said in relation to the judicial and political vortex in Madrid. And he continued: "Behind the accumulation of headlines, leaks and speculations there are three different issues that certain political and media actors are trying to mix and equate to confuse people and create a sense of generalized corruption that does not exist." Moncloa sources conclude: "We have to start differentiating," they say, as the PP and Vox are taking advantage of this to magnify and present the government as an authentic "mafia," in the words of the right. "They mix everything in the same pot as if it were very serious," the same sources conclude.