The PP congress

The Popular Party, at the 1990 Seville Congress, began to build what is now impossible, but which worked then: the center-right, a product of the two-party system that no longer exists. In 1996, that project, with the support of the plural right, governed. That's what congresses are about: bringing the future into the present. Anything else, this July, is nostalgia. Those born in 1996 prefer Vox to the PP, just as core voters are increasingly joining the ranks of the authoritarian party; in other words, Trump's pawns.