Feijo accuses Sánchez of making an attempt to “sneak a regime change behind” and criticizes him for “using the King” for his “theater” | EUROtoday

“This is not comical, it is tragic: great damage has been done to our country.” This is how Alberto Nez Feijo has settled his evaluation of the tactical motion of Pedro Sánchez, who has determined to not resign after 5 days “reflecting” on whether or not or not he was value persevering with as President of the Government.

“His speech today is the most dangerous of all the ones he has given: he does not accept the discrepancy, he wants a country tailored to him and at his service,” the opposition chief judged in an intervention earlier than the media on the PP headquarters. .

“He wants to be even more president, even at the cost of less democracy,” he accused. “He does not want opposition. He does not want Justice. He does not want the media. And he only loves himself,” he harassed.

In reality, the chief in style He has even accused Sánchez of making an attempt a regime change: “Spain needs a new Government and not the regime change that wants to sneak in behind all this play.” “He wants us Spaniards to resign from democracy; we are not going to do it, we are not going to remain silent,” he mentioned, earlier than implying that the PP will proceed mobilizing within the streets.

For Feijo, “the feeling that has moved” the President of the Government “has been fear.” “That is why he has been able to use even his privacy” as a political pole and why “he has come to use the King as a secondary actor in his latest film,” Feijo criticized, in reference to the president's go to to Operetta.

“I know that there will not be elections as soon as possible, because he fears the polls, but it is what he should do,” emphasised Feijo, for whom the legislature is not giving sufficient: “All this is nothing more than the epilogue of a past that we will overcome.” Has Sánchez made a idiot of himself?, he requested himself. “There he is,” he answered himself, earlier than asking for “patience.” “The policy that Spain deserves to achieve.”

But the reality, for the president of the PP, is that “'full stop' – as Sánchez has announced – can only be done with the ballot boxes.” “Continue with his agony but there will come a time when citizens will tell him that today he has lost a great opportunity to leave,” he maintained.

Following these concerns, Feijo has introduced that on Tuesday he’ll meet in Congress with the parliamentary teams in style of the Lower House and the Senate, to work on the legislative response to Sánchez's tactical transfer.

Asked in regards to the chance that the PSOE will now activate a package deal of legislative reforms equivalent to, for instance, altering the election majorities of the CGPJ, Feijo has restricted himself to answering that in a gathering between the 2 he promised not to take action. And he added that he's going to get into “more guesswork than he knows.”

Of course, the opposition chief has dominated out a movement of censure. Asked about the potential for taking Sánchez to the Senate investigation fee, he answered that “all those who need to know his explanations will appear in that commission.”

For Feijo, along with giving explanations, Sánchez should withdraw the “threats” that, in his opinion, he has made in opposition to the opposition and in opposition to the press, when he has spoken of “cleaning up the mud.” “He has wanted to unite his people at the cost of dividing Spain in two, but the Spain of 'with me or against me' is the Spain that has written the darkest pages of our history,” Feijo warned, earlier than concluding that the flip tactic of the socialist chief “is too crude and obvious.”

“Today the president,” the Galician chief continued, “has preferred to flee forward rather than resign.” He offers every part “to his personalist strategy” and doesn’t assume accountability for it, he insisted, however “his project for him is over. He can prolong the agony and decay, but it will be nothing more than that: agony and decay.” “, he concluded.

“Argentinizac”

Beyond Feijo, the PP believes that, for the purposes of its opposition strategy to the president, “nothing has modified” with Pedro Sánchez's decision to continue leading the Executive after his period of “reflection.” Various sources from the 'popular' leadership consulted by this newspaper agree on the idea that Sánchez has made progress in the “Argentinization of Spanish politics.”

“He nonetheless doesn't reply. He nonetheless can't govern. He retains mendacity,” sources from Gnova explain to this newspaper. “There are nonetheless two processes within the National Court, one in a courtroom in Madrid, one other with the European Prosecutor's Office pending and two investigation commissions,” Feijo's immediate team reports.

“That, plus a brand new grievance in opposition to Begoa Gómez,” that of Become Or“and the likelihood that each testify within the fee” of the Senate.

Another Gnova leader analyzes that “its picture is weakened.” “It is clear to anybody that every part has been a theater (as we already mentioned),” he says. “It doesn't catch us abruptly,” they say, therefore, “nevertheless it's going nicely for us as a result of it's yet another step within the deterioration of their credibility.”

“So their issues will proceed,” they add, “ready for the dumps” of the motives of the Koldo plot in the summary. The PP trusts that this information will provide relevant clues about all the scandals in dispute. “AND Pegasus“they warn.