One of the reasons why Isabel Diaz Ayuso triumphed in Madrid was because she refused to close the bars and restaurants, like the rest of the country. The number of coronavirus cases increased in the Spanish capital, higher than the national average, but Ayuso stood firm. She was not closing.
Viewpoint: Madrid elections
The Partido Popular now believe that they are back on track after Ayuso’s success
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