The Popular Party has kicked off the political course in Soutomaior (Pontevedra). The president of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has been supported by the heavyweights of the party, among the absences that of the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has stood out. The leader of the ‘popular’ has promised this Sunday to dialogue, starting tomorrow, with the political parties “that want to talk”, but has assured that he will not accept blackmail or auctions, “nor will he submit to what the minorities want “. We are not Sánchez”.
Feijóo has stated that if the investiture consists of “further humiliating the institutions, Sánchez will win it”, but that investiture “will be lost by Spain” and has insisted that he will not allow “cessions or privileges”.
Feijóo, who has brought together several of his territorial barons, has stressed that the PP “is four votes away from the investiture”, while Sánchez is “four assignments that distance him”: “an amnesty, incompatible with the Constitution; a independence referendum, inappropriate for an EU country; a weaker government” made up of 24 parties and the fourth, “to once again break the principle of equality for all Spaniards”.
