Although the reduction of the spending cap and the extension of the government's budget do not affect citizens' daily lives, political consequences do arise. At this point, Marga Prohens' minority government finds itself more isolated than ever: without the support of Vox, its preferred partner (as PP representatives have stated on numerous occasions), and without the possibility of negotiating with left-wing parties. The repercussions of the situation in the Canary Islands are being felt in Madrid, weeks before the snap elections in Extremadura (December 21), which the PP's María Guardiola called precisely because of the impossibility of passing the budget in her region.