Opinion

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s main task now is to repair the damage done by Mariano Rajoy’s Popular Party

With his selection of ministers – including a high proportion of women – Pedro Sánchez has opted for a message of stability and moderation geared toward Europe

Now that they are in opposition, the conservatives need to regroup and exercise loyal opposition to the government, not create tension and agitation

Perhaps it is less costly to fight a little more so that we can achieve a better victory

Spain’s newly appointed prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, must form a solid government that facilitates stability

The no-confidence vote will remove Mariano Rajoy as prime minister, but won’t produce greater political stability

Negotiated early elections are the best way to end the political uncertainty