La larga marcha, de Rajoy a Casado

On June 1, 2018, with the triumph of the motion of censure against Mariano Rajoy, the history of Spain changed. The Popular Party remains limp in its entrails. And the confrontation to the death of two of its main leaders, the vice president and the general secretary, make it possible for a young leader to arrive at the command bridge: Pablo Casado. Graciano Palomo, an expert political analyst, a specialist in the center right, answers in this book many of the questions that all Spaniards have asked themselves: - Why didn't Rajoy resign? - Why didn't you want to dictate your substitute? - Why didn't Feijóo appear as a candidate for the director? - Who really rules in the current popular firmament? In a story with the rhythm of a thriller, The Long March reveals the intrahistory of those days and the secrets of many of its actors, building a mosaic that explains the past and present and ventures into the possible future of the Spanish right wing.