Pedro Sánchez's political strategy relies on saturation and fear

The political strategy of Pedro Sánchez is characterized by two main principles: desensitization through information overload and a 'chaos or us' ultimatum. This approach aims to create a state of emotional disconnection among the public through a continuous stream of scandals and crises.

Recent controversies cited include various corruption investigations, legal proceedings, and contradictions. Specific issues mentioned include the Ministry of the Interior's ideological profiling of journalists, management failures regarding the Ceuta crisis, and the ongoing migration crisis, which Yolanda Díaz has described as a humanitarian crisis rather than an invasion.