The PP has described the members of the investiture as "accomplices," and Sintre has acknowledged that confidence is broken
The resignation of Santos Cerdán and the explanations of the PSOE Secretary General and President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, have not been sufficient for the opposition or for the parties that supported the investiture of Sánchez.
ThePP's spokesman in Congress, Miguel Tellado, has accused members of the government, in statements in Congress, of having become "accomplices to socialist corruption."
Therefore, if these groups want to end this era of corruption, the PP is at their disposal, but does not, because the members of Sanchez's investiture are "very comfortable" with a "so weak" government president.
Ernest Urtasun, Minister of Culture and spokesman for Sintre, acknowledged on Friday that "trust is broken" among the government's "partners" and called for it to be completed with "strong" measures to reach the end of the legislature.
Urtasun has argued that 'we must reach 2027', but he has made it clear that this requires' citizens to be proud of this government, this majority and that this government deserves it '.