The Senate emerges from its lethargy

The Senate, historically viewed as a secondary chamber, has gained prominence due to the PP's absolute majority. This shift has led to increased political activity, including vetoing laws and initiating investigations. Political parties are recalibrating their strategies to enhance their influence within the Senate, which is now a key player in judicial appointments. Recent alliances among parties indicate a strategic focus on controlling the Senate to impact the renewal of judicial bodies, including the Constitutional Court and the General Council of the Judiciary. The evolving dynamics suggest that the Senate's role is more significant than previously perceived.