The PP's confidence in Feijóo to win the election will be confirmed this weekend. In Congress
The people started this Friday the 21st Congress that aims to strengthen the leadership of Alberto Núñez Feijóo and appear as an alternative government.
José María Aznar and Mariano Rajoy, with current PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo. Photo: EFE
The PP has today beguninMadrid a congress designed to consolidate Feijóo as an undisputed leader O and give new impetus to its project, which will take place until Sunday. Kongresua plans to renew the leadership of the party, that thenew Secretary General, Miguel Tellado, will be .
The congress has been presented as a demonstration of unity, with the participation, among others, of historic Aznar and Rajoy. Isabel Díaz Ayuso will be responsible for the closing ceremony. Despite the apparent calm, the future of some spokespersons and possible amendments that may introduce nuances into the official discourse remain unresolved.
In particular, the former Presidentofthe Spanish Government, José María Aznar, has called on his party, at the beginning of Congress, to overcome its acronym and obtain the necessary support to form a "broad national majority, left and right" to govern.
Shortly before, Feijóo has described the presence of former Presidents Aznar and Rajoy in Congress as a "symbol" of the PP's unity.
For his part, the General Secretaryofthe Group of the European People's Party (Christian Democrats) and European Democrats, Cuca Gamarra, has highlighted the "territorial power of the People's Party" which in recent years has reached "historic highs" in the face of the "corrupt clan" of Sanchez and the "institutional deterioration" of the state.
Before participating in the conference, in statements in Ifema,\u00A0 Juanma Moreno Andalucía President Feijóo has said that he is "closer than ever" to Moncloa because Sanchez is "bunkerized."
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