Overview
- Calviño says she considered quitting over the labor reform after clashes with Yolanda Díaz on the scope and method of the overhaul.
- She recounts discovering the 2020 agreement with Bildu indirectly and telling Pedro Sánchez that, if that was the plan, she did not see her place in the cabinet.
- The book describes daily harassment outside her home and threats to her children during the most intense phases of her tenure.
- She stresses she always felt fully supported by the prime minister and portrays herself as a bulwark against the minority partner’s “radical” proposals.
- Presenting the book in Madrid as EIB president, she defends the government’s pandemic‑era economic response and notes unfinished goals such as a financial consumer law and a public bank built around the ICO.