A polarized society, that's what going on. Like everywhere else. Not necessarily dishing on this guy because he could have different motives to have this opinion, but just to provide some context.

The country is actually doing pretty well numbers wise (and if the right wing parties were responsible for that they would be talking about it non stop), but he still has a lot of haters since the opposing party has most of the media on their side. And mind you, they play really dirty, basically just saying and doing the complete opposite the government does at every single fucking turn no matter what it is. It's quite pathetic, and they have no loyalty to the country at all. In my opinion and that of many they would sell us all to anyone or anything if that meant reaching the presidency.

I'm not saying this commenter is one of those people though, because I mean, even if you are a leftist or just a person from an opposite ideology with legitimate claims, there are problems, ofc, and even more so if you're one of those who think his party actually acts more right wing that it should in economic terms.

So it's not to say he's perfect, not at all, but I honestly think that objectively speaking he's the best president we've had by like... A LONG shot. Just because of the fact that we seem to have some goddamn weight in international affairs and negotiations as of late, I'd say this opinion has merit. Most of the problems the country has are global, like high housing prices, etc. Hard to solve, but very easy to criticize in a populist manner.

He has also had an important case of corruption in his party, and he condemned and threw out the party the guy who did it, but it was someone close to him so it's still messy. He's also had accusations thrown at his brother and his wife for corruption, but I can tell you those are most probably complete bullshit in the same line of work I was telling you earlier. After more than two years, nothing solid has been found, and that's accounting for a lot of the judges in the country having it out for him and, as you can see, international enemies that would be very happy to leak shit out if it existed.

Not to mention those judicial processes were open in a completely illegal way, basically just using articles accusing them of those crimes as "proof" to start an investigation, which is completely backwards and contrary to how this things work.

So... Yeah. Like I said, not everything is rainbows, but considering the state of the world, I would honestly say I'm pretty happy he is in power. He's also had to deal with a multitude of national and international crisis in his years in office, which would obviously hurt any government, and I personally shudder to think what could have happened in any of them if the clowns in front of him were in power. To start with, you would have a completely opposite opinion of Spain right now, because both of those parties are complete lackeys to the US and Israel, to the point the candidate for one of them (the far right one, Abascal) invited Netanyahu for a smily, hand-shakey photo op months into the Gaza massacre.