Spain is attempting to secure increased gas supplies from Algeria, yet simultaneously supports a European policy that could potentially disrupt Algerian gas exports to the EU. Spanish media, including *El Mundo*, highlight this contradictory stance, labeling the government's position as “bipolar.” This creates a paradox as Spain relies on Algeria for energy security, but backs measures that could jeopardize this access. The situation raises questions about Spain’s energy strategy and its relationship with Algeria. The Spanish government’s actions appear to be at odds, seeking benefit for itself while potentially harming a key supplier. This “double game” could strain relations and affect energy markets. The issue underscores the complexities of European energy policy and its impact on provider nations.