Editorial: El País

• Pedro Sánchez states that Spain is a better country now than it was in 2018.
• Economic data shows Spain tripling the growth rate of the EU and a record number of Social Security affiliates.
• The issue of the fracture in Catalonia has been significantly alleviated.
• Despite the flourishing economy, work on reducing inequality still need to be done.
• The high unemployment rate and productivity problems are key challenges, as is the costliness of housing.
• Spain has achieved political stability absent in France, Germany, and much of the Western world.
• Criticism of the actions of judges was avoided, despite intense judicial activity in his closest environment.
• Socialists are willing to meet with Puigdemont without him being amnestied, which can put political stability to the test.

Conclusion: While Spain has made significant progress in economic and political terms under Sánchez's leadership, significant challenges still need to be addressed to ensure greater equality and stability in the future.

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