Despegamos: Amenaza electoral, guerra Báltico, rescate francés, y mentira petrolera - 05/10/26

We're taking off with Lorenzo Ramírez.

We run swiftly towards our plane. We crossed the threshold. We threw ourselves flat on the seats. We fasten our seatbelts, we press down and we rise into the air until we reach our altitude and cruising speed. Next to me, Don Lorenzo, what are you doing with that urn on your head that looks like a

Masai carrier? But are you that interested in voting? Good evening. Good evening, Mr. Cesar. You know I don't vote, but maybe I will in these elections , César. Okay, good, good, good, good. That seems fine to me. There will be someone whose head is probably about to explode, saying, "Well, who is this man going to vote for?" The truth

is that finally No, don't say it, don't say it, don't say it. Maybe half of them will stop listening to us, or at least 20%. Nothing, Don César, the truth is that, all joking aside, we had been expecting this to happen for a long time. It is true that for a long time now, well, we have been

explaining how Pedro Sánchez has always wanted to extend this legislature as much as possible . He has data that we no longer have, not only from a survey perspective. We're going to talk a little bit about all of that too, but above all, he knows better than anyone to what extent he still has

external support, because here we have to see everything from an internal point of view and then an external point of view. Um, to what extent could my survival be guaranteed in some kind of multilateral supranational organization if I were to ultimately lose the elections? Some data that he has in hand and that