Wyoming warns of a possible central government with Vox and points to regional experience

El Gran Wyoming devoted part of his appearance on El Intermedio to the general election called for November 29. In a satirical and critical tone, the presenter argued that the experience of regional and municipal governments in which Vox participates allows one, in his view, to anticipate what could happen if the party were to enter the central government.

The policies Wyoming called into question

To support his warning, Wyoming listed measures he attributed to those governments: social cuts, changes to policies related to gender-based violence, the cancellation of LGTBI Pride events, restrictions or criticism directed at the migrant population, and the creation of offices to combat squatting. He also questioned proposals that, according to his description, put a supposed national priority first.

The presenter summed up the effect of these policies as the creation of a “smaller” and more unjust country, and predicted that their consequences would be greater at the national level. His remark that they would have to be “multiplied by 150” was a hyperbole aimed at the audience, not a quantifiable estimate.

A political warning, not an analysis of specific measures

Wyoming said he was not describing an apocalyptic future, but reviewing recent headlines. However, claims about the scope and effects of the policies mentioned are part of his political commentary: the segment did not present a systematic analysis of the decisions made by each government or comparative data that would, on their own, allow all his generalizations to be verified.

The closing combined criticism with an appeal to voters. “Vote according to your conscience,” the presenter urged, comparing democracy to a menu at a roadside bar where, in his metaphor, it is best to choose the least harmful option.

The context of the election call

The segment came after the announcement that the general election had been brought forward to November 29. The coverage links the decision to Congress’s rejection of two government decrees on housing. This situation marks the start of the pre-election campaign, but does not change the hypothetical nature of Wyoming’s warning: his possible scenario of a central government with Vox is neither a confirmed prediction nor a description of an agreed government program.