Diana Morant in the Champions of Spanish politics

Valencia

Respecting all the analyses, I observe with some perplexity how the figure of Diana Morant is undervalued and even reviled despite not only being ratified but also having increased her powers in the government of Spain.

It is true that if you compare her with other cabinet colleagues, her responsibilities are smaller, but being a minister does not seem like a minor matter, in fact, it seems evident that she is at the top of national politics. From there, it is true that the Gandian also renews her opportunity to gain even greater significance and influence in the Champions League of Spanish politics and, in the process, assert her specific weight as practically the only Valencian reference in that executive.