Editorial: El Mundo

• The PSOE suffered another defeat in the European elections, losing to the PP.
• The vote difference between the two increased significantly, reflecting a vote of disapproval against the Government.
• The governing coalition looks weakened, dropping nearly 10 points.
• The PP wins, but it's questioned whether they have successfully capitalized on the government opposition.
• The European Parliament leans right, but will likely maintain the centrist coalition.
• Europe needs strong leadership in the face of external threats, such as Russia and a potential return of Trump.
• Sovereignist parties will have a greater voice and vote in Europe.

Conclusion: The PSOE suffers an electoral setback that reinforces the rise of the right in Spain and a European Parliament more inclined to the right but with a probable continuation of the centrist coalition. This suggests a shift in political discourse but with a continuity in the leadership of Europe.

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