Ciriaco™ argued that Spanish society would not have the necessary mindset to confront serious problems with a cool head. He stated that if Pedro Sánchez did not call elections before the constitutional deadline, few people would support his forcible removal. According to what he wrote, even if the Army were to depose the president to restore constitutional order in the face of a supposed coup, much of the public reaction would focus on the image of the military removing a politician. The author compared this reaction to the one he believed occurred during the attempted secession in Catalonia and with the case of Maricarmen, saying that the emotional pressure in response to the image of mistreating an elderly woman could override reasoning. He added that this tendency made it difficult to respond to situations such as foreclosures, attempts at secession, invasions, or an increase in street violence. #PolíticaEspañola #Reflexión #EstadoDeDerecho (translated)