Gianfranco Amato

The government of change in Andalusia is starting to become a reality. The People's Party and the Vox party have definitively signed the political agreement to support the investiture of Juanma Moreno as President of the Andalusian government. With this agreement it ends, in fact, the socialist hegemony that dominated that Spanish region for thirty-six years, and the passionate Susana Díaz is sent to the opposition, now former president.
The chorus of those raising the specter of a "black wave" has already arisen in Spain.
Yes, because the media, appropriately handled, they conveyed to the world the idea that the Vox party represents a far-right force. Something halfway between Alba Dorata and Casapound. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Vox executives and voters almost all come from the People's Party. They are part of that segment of the moderate electorate that has decided to react to the Zapaterista and politically correct drift that has characterized Spanish politics in recent decades.
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