Overview
- Spanish columnist Rosa Belmonte argues that appointments around the government often prioritize “fidelidad perruna” over qualifications.
- She frames selections as a casting process and asks who chooses the candidates for roles near the Sánchez government.
- The column points to posts such as the PSOE’s Organization Secretary and the National Police DAO as examples that raise questions.
- To build the metaphor, she cites casting director Juliet Taylor, credited on 43 Woody Allen films, and classics like The Exorcist and Taxi Driver.
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