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From Madrid

In a reserve setting, Alberto Fernández expanded his contacts with Spanish leaders in Madrid. Yesterday it was the turn of the newspaper's directors The country and the EFE News Agency and a group of entrepreneurs. While Thursday will be held the most outstanding meetings of his agenda on Spanish soil, when he will meet the president of the government in charge, Pedro Sánchez, at La Moncloa. Perhaps at noon, after the Socialist leader will have met his government to discuss the possibilities of an extreme Brexit.

Sánchez receives Fernández on the occasion of a crucial week of his political future. The same day, the PSOE and Podemos will resume negotiations to reach an agreement allowing the investiture of the socialist leader. The deadline for this is September 23rd. Otherwise, the Spaniards would participate in general elections for the second time this year. At the end of this meeting, Fernández and MP Felipe Solá will have a lunch with José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. The former head of the Spanish government recently took little part in the political life of his country, but maintained an intense activity in the search for a solution of dialogue to deal with the political and economic crisis in Venezuela.

After this nomination, the Frente de Todos candidate will give a "main conference" to the Spanish Parliament during which he will discuss the "challenges of the process of integration between Latin America and Europe". The meeting is organized by the Congress of Deputies, in collaboration with the Faculty of Political Science and Sociology of the Universidad Complutense de Madrid and the Observatory of Human Rights of America Latin, led by Argentine Pablo Gentili.

When the event began circulating on the networks yesterday afternoon, Gentili promoted the conference on his Twitter with a political message: "Alberto Fernández at the Congress of Deputies of Spain. Argentina is recovering hope and building a new horizon of dignity, social justice and equality. "

As for the appointment of Fernández to the group of businessmen who, according to rumor, belong to the banking sector which concentrates a part of its activities in Argentina. Strictly speaking, Tuesday at noon, the Front de Todos candidate had met with the president of the Spanish Santander Bank, Ana Botín. The entity that runs Botín is one of the leaders in the granting of credit in our country and, according to Spanish media, it has been very exposed to the collapse of the macro-economy .

Meeting with newspaper officials The country, belonging to the group Prisa, was directed by the director Soledad Gallego Díaz. The experienced journalist joined the main Spanish newspaper last June, just days after the dismissal of Mariano Rajoy, president of La Moncloa, for a corruption case against the Popular Party.

At that time, Spanish rallies had declared that the return of Gallego Díaz had been created to accompany the political change that was occurring in the country with the arrival of Pedro Sánchez at La Moncloa. Gallego Díaz, a vast professional who before returning to The country occupied the editorial board of the left magazine The context, came to replace Antonio Caño, a more conservative and critical profile of the socialist leader.

If this badysis of the rallies was true, it would confirm the ability of Spanish political leaders to detect political changes and to adapt quickly. A custom that could recur in relations with Argentina, after Alberto Fernández defeated Mauricio Macri by a wide margin in the primaries.