Pedro Sánchez is sounding out ministers and barons about his commitment

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Pedro Sánchez is betting on María Jesús Montero to be his successor at the head of the PSOE. She is one of the ministers most valued by the president, who admits that she has been a “discovery.” He has now placed her ahead of Nadia Calviño or Félix Bolaños to pilot the post-sanchismo. Last summer, Sánchez applied a profound renovation to the leadership of the PSOE, to begin a new stage with an eye toward this year's electoral cycle, bringing into Ferraz profiles of political weight and clear socialist leadership with the idea of ​​activating the party and counteract the PP and the 'Feijoo effect'.

The Federal Committee of the PSOE Country Email List then ratified, without any debate, all the appointments proposed by Pedro Sánchez, starting with the promotion of María Jesús Montero to number two in the party, replacing Adriana Lastra. It was the most relevant change in the socialist organizational chart. And it already hid a bet on the future. Sánchez concentrates four ministers, his chief of staff and the director of the Civil Guard on the list for Madrid In the leadership of the PSOE, and several socialist ministers, admitted at that time that the appointment of Montero as deputy secretary general was a clear message from Sánchez : the usual socialism took the reins of the party, and the economy was positioned as a key lever for the political contest of this .



Let Montero pilot post-Sanchism Now, in recent days, the president has held a round of consultations with the ministers and barons of the PSOE after the electoral defeat of 28-M and, as Confidencial Digital has learned from some of them, he has polled them about their commitment to María Jesús Montero to pilot post-Sanchism. Depending on the magnitude of the defeat of the PSOE in the general elections, Sánchez may choose at that time to resign or entrench himself in the general secretary until the 41st Congress, in 2024. But those around the president are beginning to assume that it will be necessary to immediately establish a manager who organizes an extraordinary congress.