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I think it's left anterior fascicular block + maybe a right bundle branch block (rSR in V1 with inverted T) + I degree A-V block (P-R is longer than 0.2 seconds, but only a bit) + I'm thinking about left atrial hypertrophy, as there are M-shaped P waves with a duration around 0.1 seconds.
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