The stability at four pesetas of the PP

To no one's surprise, the pact between PP and Vox in Andalusia has been consummated, executed in two stages for the sake of decorum. If one reads the right-wing newspapers, it might seem that Abascal's party has graciously ceded its support for a few peanuts, half a lemon from the back of the fridge, and a packet of Pop Rocks. "Moreno is re-invested after ceding a vice-presidency to Vox in a minimalist pact," headlines El Mundo , in a rather discreet module on its front page. "Moreno signs 'stability' in exchange for a vice-presidency," reiterates La Razón . Bringing it to the realm of positions defuses the political weight of the most worrying measures and dilutes everything into an exchange of trading cards on a Sunday at the Sant Antoni Market. Furthermore, it is already known that vice-presidencies often have a more ornamental than executive flair. And invoking stability makes the whole thing a matter of responsibility. But even Planeta's newspaper eventually admits afterwards that 150 measures have been signed. Good thing it was minimalist.

The stability at four pesetas of the PP

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