PPk eta PSOEk asteburu erabakigarria izango dute 'Cerdan auziaren' krisiaren ostean
Ostiral honetan, PPk Feijoo lider gisa sendotzeko kongresua abiatuko du Madrilen. PSOEren Batzorde Federala, berriz, ‘Cerdan auziaren’ eragin handiak markatutako testuinguruan egin da.
PPk eta PSOEk euren epe labur eta ertaineko estrategia politikoetarako hitzordu erabakigarriak izango dituzte asteburuan. Sozialistek larunbateko Batzorde Federalak Santos Cerdanen kartzelaratzeak eragindako barne-krisiari erantzun irmoa emateko balio izatea espero duten bitartean, Popularrek XXI. Kongresua hasiko dute, Alberto Nuñez Feijooren lidergoa indartzeko eta gobernu-alternatiba gisa proiektatzeko.
PPk Feijoo lider eztabaidaezin gisa sendotzeko eta bere proiektuari bultzada berria emateko diseinatutako kongresua hasiko du ostiral honetan Madrilen. Bilera igandera arte luzatuko da. Kongresuak alderdiaren zuzendaritza berritzea aurreikusten du, Miguel Tellado idazkari nagusi berria izango dela. Horrez gain, alderdiaren estatutuetan eta idearioan aldaketak egitea ere aurreikusten du. Batasun erakustaldi gisa aurkeztu dute kongresua, Aznar eta Rajoy bezalako historikoen parte-hartzearekin. Isabel Diaz Ayuso izango da itxiera ekitaldiaren arduraduna. Itxuraz lasaitasuna izan arren, argitu gabe geratu dira zenbait bozeramaileren etorkizuna eta diskurtso ofizialean ñabardurak sar ditzaketen balizko zuzenketak.
Bestalde, PSOEren Batzorde Federala "Cerdan auziagatik" markatutako testuinguru batean egingo da. Isabel Rodriguez Etxebizitza ministro eta Udal Politikako idazkariak adierazi duenez, bilera funtsezkoa izango da alderdiak jasandako kaltearen ostean herritarrek espero duten erantzuna emateko. Ezohiko Kongresua deituko ote duten aurreratu ez badute ere, zuzendaritza sozialistatik azpimarratu dute larunbat honetan iragarriko dituzten neurriak lantzen ari direla.
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