The text refers to the arrival of September as a period of return to political activity, comparing it to a Monday after a prolonged weekend. The comparison suggests that summer vacation represents a pause in political life and that September marks the moment of resumption.
The text mentions that summer vacation comes to an end, indicating that politicians were in a period of rest during the previous months. This return is characterized as the beginning of a new cycle of political confrontation.
It is noted that the parliamentary battle resumes with the arrival of September, suggesting that the rest period was marked by a political truce that now ends. The term "battle" indicates that the political environment is one of confrontation and competition.
