After the basque elections, everyone has won; a circumstance that is repeated in each call but on this occasion it has been even more palpable. The PNV feels victorious for having maintained the Government, despite having Bildu hot on their heels in a parliament in which they have already tied for deputies.
He PSOE he feels like a winner, after managing to remain the key to the Governmentand the PP of course also, although he remains in the opposition and his votes serve little to decide the future of this autonomy. Vox and Add They maintain their position as best they can with one seat each and the only one who has had no choice but to give in has been Podemos, which is not there and is almost not expected. Although only 22% of Basque respondents are in favor of independenceit is to be hoped that, with this parliamentary configuration, the most secessionist postulates take center stage in a context in which territorial balance in Spain will continue to be an entelechy.
An autonomy that was the locomotive of the country, but in which the GDP in 2023 has already grown below the Spanish averagewhere the lack of immigrants will become a serious problem, where a political setback can trigger a flight of companies and where if they don’t get their act together the locomotive will start taking on water. Perón said that “the people are never wrong.” Or if? We will see.
