Trump and Bridge or the Limits of Lies

The article discusses the political situation in Spain, focusing on the resignation of Óscar Puente and the implications for Pedro Sánchez. It draws parallels between Sánchez and Donald Trump, emphasizing the dangers of populism and the consequences of political lies. The author argues that the current political climate in Spain is toxic and that the electorate is becoming increasingly aware of the lies told by politicians. The piece suggests that the upcoming elections may reflect a backlash against these lies, similar to recent political shifts in the United States. Ultimately, it posits that the public's tolerance for deceit is limited and that accountability will be demanded at the polls.