The PP accuses the investiture partners of being "accomplices" and Summer admits that trust has been broken
The resignation of PSOE's Secretary of Organization, Santos Cerdán, and the explanations of Spanish Secretary General and Chief Executive Pedro Sánchez have not been enough for the opposition or for the political groups that supported the investiture of the current president.
ThePP's congressional spokesman, Miguel Tellado, accused his government partners this Friday of having become "complicit in socialist corruption," he said in statements to the media in Congress.
He added that if these groups want to put an end to the period of corruption, the PP is at their disposal. However, he has pointed out that this situation does not occur because the partners in the investiture of Sanchez are "very comfortable" with a "so weak" President of the Government.
For his part, Ernest Urtasun, the Minister of Culture and spokesman for the Sintre, acknowledged on Friday that "trust among government partners is broken" and called for "strong" measures to be put back together so that they can reach the end of the legislature.
Urtasun has defended the need to 'reach 2027', but has made it clear that this requires' the citizens to be proud of this government, of this majority, and this government to deserve it '.
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