Spanish politicsseeing the Spanish government be so relatively stable compared to other countries' feels weird considering: - the President became so after a no-confidence vote - he was initially thrown out of his party short before that
Spanish politics@kitten - he has no stable majority in parliament - his coalition partner lies in shambles
The reason why this country is still working remarkably well is constitutional resilience. Those who want to get rid of him can’t find a majority, and they don’t really have a way of destructive destabilization within the political sytem, besides PP’s weird judicial appointments game, but that didn’t affect the government itself.