Spain is living through an unprecedented time, with a government of parties that lost the last elections and that now govern by decree.<\/p>\n
Spain is experiencing such an abnormal situation that in three years of the legislature, the S\u00e1nchez government has not managed to get any of its budgets approved<\/a> and has practically given up on presenting the fourth, seriously failing to fulfill a constitutional duty and refusing to call early elections<\/strong>, which is what S\u00e1nchez demanded of the Rajoy government when he was in the opposition<\/a>.<\/p>\n Last week, S\u00e1nchez displayed his authoritarian tendencies once again by approving a mass regularization of illegal immigrants by Royal Decree<\/a>, which will negatively affect other European countries<\/strong>, since Spain is a signatory to the Schengen Agreement and therefore legal residents in our country have the right to move freely through the other countries of the European Union. The government knew it did not have a guaranteed parliamentary majority to pass that measure<\/strong>, so it decided to pass it behind the backs of the Congress of Deputies and without going through it<\/a>, using a legal mechanism intended for urgent and extreme cases. A mechanism that the S\u00e1nchez government has abused more than any previous Spanish government<\/a>.<\/p>\n Basically, what S\u00e1nchez is doing is making decisions that seriously affect Spaniards without any parliamentary debate<\/strong>, usurping the legislative function of the Congress and the Senate, acting as if he had full powers and behaving, in fact, like a dictator who does whatever he wants with Spain<\/strong>, without consulting the chambers that, according to the Constitution, represent national sovereignty, that is, the Spanish people. This is the same S\u00e1nchez who two days ago had the audacity to present himself as a defender of democracy.<\/a><\/p>\n
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