In this episode, Francisco Marhuenda, director of La Razón, delivers a critical commentary on the Spanish political left. He opens by labeling it as a 'submissive alternative left' that serves President Sánchez, whom he calls the most radical since the Second Republic. Marhuenda names specific politicians such as Bode, Maillo, Rufián, Montero, Velarra, Yolanda, and Autasun, accusing them of aiming to stay in power for personal gain. He focuses on Gabriel Rufián's project to form an alliance of losers, which he argues is useful to the Sanchista Popular Front, despite ERC's denial under Junqueras's direction. The host dismisses the left's rhetoric about stopping the ultra-right and fascism as nonsense. He includes Bildu in this political front, noting that former ETA leaders are involved, some of whom used violence. Marhuenda criticizes the Sanchistas and regime media for whitewashing these elements. He mentions a meeting between Irene Montero and Gabriel Rufián to unite against the ultra wave, but doubts their presidential aspirations. The decline of Podemos is highlighted, with references to recent election failures and their arrogant attitude. Marhuenda discusses ARC's clear position against Rufián's initiative and their search for a new leader after Yolanda's failures, sarcastically recommending a hunting company. The episode is structured as a solo monologue with strong opinions, interspersed with Shopify advertisements. It covers themes of political servitude, alliance-building, and leadership crises within leftist groups in Spain.
