Former government president Mariano Rajoy during an interview for Europa Press, May 31, 2024, in Madrid (Spain). EP

The chronicles are back by Mariano Rajoy about the Eurocup The debateafter the success that his writings during the Qatar World Cup. After Spain's victory over Croatia on the first day of the continental tournament, the former President of the Government published the article entitled For whom God wakes up early It helps him and the reactions don't take long to come.

The text begins as follows: “Hello everyone. The Spanish football team is going to bring us joy during this European Championship. We need them. They will not be enough to soften the disappointments that those of you who know cause us every day. but it does didn't win from Spain. It did what we all expected (at least I did). It's good to start like that, because everyone knows that God helps those who get up early. He who gives first, gives twice“.

Throughout the writing, Rajoy makes his style clear and the end of the editorial proves it: “Therefore, the victory has more merit, but it is not advisable to fall into euphoria. Now it's time to rest and then prepare for the match against the Italians They have fewer European Cups than Spain, but they were four-time world champions. According to some, I won't get into controversy, I'm optimistic not to do that… and pessimistic.

Lots of laughs with Rajoy, but it should be concerning that the writing of a former president of the government is at the level of a sixth grade student. It helps to understand the great failure of our political class: education. pic.twitter.com/oo2IPZhkSb

— David Jiménez (@DavidJimenezTW) June 15, 2024

The column is Rajoyesque and there are many who have criticized the popular man's writing style. One of the strongest points of criticism is that of the journalist David Jimenez Torres, former director of El Mundo: 'There is a lot of fun with Rajoy, but it should be worrying that the writing of a former president of the government is at the level of a 6th grade student. It helps address the major failure of our political class: education,” he indicated. Other tweeters were equally direct: “I've read shampoo labels that are better written than Rajoy's football columns,” said Javier Durán.