Feijóo denounces “Sánchez's abuses and excesses” and asks him to call early elections
The leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has called on those present at his party's event against the amnesty law and against the government of Pedro Sánchez to vote for the PP in the European elections on June 9 to say no “to the inequality, injustice, abuse, censorship, excesses, division, lies and the damned master,” as his Transport Minister, Óscar Puente, described Sánchez. Moreover, he has asked Sánchez to call early elections, less than a year after the previous ones, because he “misled everyone” with the amnesty.
“SPAIN is decided by all of us, not by two,” Feijóo said, referring to former Catalan President Carles Puigdemont, and amid cries of “Sánchez, resign,” he added that the institutions are not owned by the government . the state is not Pedro Sánchez, but all Spaniards, and we have come to say this, that he is consulting us, that he is withdrawing the amnesty law and calling elections', to 'stop the decline' in which, he claims, Spain is immersed. “Spain must get to work, with guarantees that the law has consequences, that crimes have legal consequences and that the government cannot stop them.”
He has previously criticized Sánchez for “improvising” the recognition of the Palestinian state, cutting ties with Argentina or “neglecting the people and paralyzing the country.” “We are here because we are tired of arrogance, lies, selfishness and self-centeredness, because we have a government that despises us, that has sold out all Spaniards for seven votes, because we want the powers of the state to be separated and independent. He also called for people to vote on June 9 “for freedom, dignity and the future.”