The resignation of Montse Mínguez, spokesperson for the PSOE, reveals hypocrisy in Pedro Sánchez's party due to her partner's real estate investments.
Mínguez's position was politically unsustainable six weeks before the elections, as it contradicts the PSOE's discourse against large landlords.
The housing crisis has worsened during the eight years of the socialist government, creating disconnection between propaganda and reality.
Sánchez has tried to prevent Mínguez's resignation, arguing for her unblemished career and confusing the demand for political consistency with a personal attack.
The PSOE's reluctance to assume responsibilities is notable, but the approach of the elections has forced a resignation that Sánchez did not consider necessary.
Conclusion: This situation demonstrates a lack of consistency in the PSOE, a disconnect between its electoral discourse and its practice, which could affect its performance in the upcoming elections.