to agree with the Government of Sánchez to accuse him of doing “barbarities”

Inés Arrimadas has been in constant political metamorphosis for nearly two years. His relations with both the PSOE and Pedro Sánchez, as well as with the PP and Pablo Casado, have gone through various phases. His leadership at the head of the diminished parliamentary group of only ten deputies that Rivera left him after the elections of November 11, 2019, has led him to maintain a two-way game: on the one hand, he has tried to preserve the government coalition pacts that his predecessor closed with the PP after the autonomic and municipal ones; and on the other hand, he has wanted to assert the small weight of his party by approaching the Government of Pedro Sánchez, appealing to “useful politics.” But the strategy has gone wrong on both sides.