Good morning. We begin the narrative of the political news this Monday, marked by the election day in Castilla y León, which left some surprises. The PP won again and gained two deputies (33), avoiding the downward trend that it had experienced in Extremadura and Aragón. The PSOE also reversed its drift by adding two attorneys to the 28 it had, with a candidate far from Moncloa. Meanwhile, Vox, which dreamed of reaching close to twenty seats, had to settle for 14, one more than it had, although it will continue to be key to forming a government. To the left of the PSOE there was a debacle, since neither Sumar nor Podemos won a seat, weighed down by the regionalists: UPL got three, Por Ávila, one and Soria Ya, another.
