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Sanchism, a child's disease of Spanish forgetfulness

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Briefings

A Spanish government official is accused of usurping power after being defeated, attempting to impose policies rejected by the Cortes. The evidence suggests a power struggle involving institutional capture following a political defeat.

Key points

• A defeated Spanish government official is accused of usurping power by attempting to impose policies rejected by the Cortes.
• The evidence indicates an attempt to seize institutional power after a political defeat occurred.

Context

This finding relates to recent political developments in Spain involving a defeated government official attempting to impose rejected policies.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence describing the accusation of usurping power after a political defeat.

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