El PSOE aparta a Enma López de la dirección del grupo en el Ayuntamiento de Madrid

Óscar López, the Minister and PSOE candidate for Madrid, arrived at his office directly from the airport. He wore a blue suit and a tie that he will remove later in a gesture of relief and end-of-day. On the flight from Santander, he had not heard the interview Pedro Sánchez gave this morning to Cadena Ser, but it matters little to him.

If anyone knows what the Prime Minister thinks, it is him. Sánchez has employed a subdued and defensive tone in addressing the Ceuta crisis, but he has sharpened his knife when speaking about the 400-meter attic that Madrid Community bought for 6.3 million euros to be used by Isabel Díaz Ayuso. López, a tall type, with square glasses and a jokester, moves within the same coordinates as his boss.

As a minister, he has experienced a complicated summer due to the mass influx of immigrants into the autonomous city; however, his candidacy for next year's PSOE leadership for governing Madrid has received an unexpected boost due to his opponent's peculiar real estate operation, which puts her out of the race and without a reaction capacity. The opposition starts this new political course with the wind in its favor.