With the People’s Party, led by, coming first in the polls and the government under the Socialists sinking into the scandals, Albert Nunyet It seems to be a breath away from Spain’s prime minister.

Theoretically, Spain does not need to go to the elections by 2027, but the rage of corruption in the center -left party of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is so much that has political developments and early elections.

This weekend, the Feyjo He convenes an extraordinary assembly of his party in Madrid to confirm his leadership position and cultivate the picture that he is ready to rule.

“Let’s end this nightmare,” he told his supporters, criticizing Sanchez. “We just want to know when he will sign his resignation letter,” he said.

Sanchez’s removal, however, depends on close rooms to the parliamentary alliances. When asked why he had not submitted a motion of censure, the Feyjo He told Sanchez: “I don’t miss the will, I miss four votes.”

At national level, most polls show that the People’s Party (PP) precedes Sanchez’s Socialist Labor Party (PSOE) with a clear difference, reflecting the July 2023 electoral outcome. Politico’s poll puts the People’s Party at 34% and the Socialists at 27%.

“THE Feyjo He knows that he is now or never, because I don’t think he will have another chance like this, “said Oriol Barttrake, a political scientist at the Autonomous University of Barcelona.

Although he won most votes in 2023, the Feyjo He was unable to form a government majority. On the contrary, Sanchez managed to gather a wide coalition of allies, mainly from small Catalan and Basque parties, which dislike the intense hostility of the People’s Party (PP) against his autonomy and willingness to work with the far -right Vox.

The pressures faced by Feyho in Madrid have pushed him into cooperation with more right forces, where he has found strong allies in the attack on the left government. Many polls show that PP and Vox could win several seats together to form a government majority.

But none of them discounts that Feyho’s road to power will be easy. His party also has a corrupt image, while he is facing fierce competition from the inside. Despite the suffering of the Socialists, Feyho may not yet have sufficient support to build a government alliance.

Although the opportunity is excellent, nothing seems guaranteed.