Two very amortized zombies

Irene Montero and Gabriel Rufián's political partnership raises skepticism, as their alliance between the left and nationalism appears disingenuous. Their recent public appearance revealed a lack of substance, with both politicians struggling to connect with voters facing real issues. Montero's campaign focuses on peace, housing, and jobs, yet she seems overshadowed by the rise of the far-right. Rufián, perceived as a charismatic figure, admits to being 'psoeizado,' indicating the detrimental effects of aligning too closely with Pedro Sánchez. Overall, their political futures seem bleak, resembling 'zombies' in a political landscape where trust in them has waned.