Feijóo accuses Sanchez of trying to deliberately break the coexistence between Spaniards
In his speech at the closing of the 21st National Congress of the People's Party, he has focused his speech on the words against Sanchez, accusing him of "abandoning centrality" and of Sanchez wanting to "subdue" the party, the country and the minorities, and of "forgetting" that Spain is a pluralistic nation.
The PP leader, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has accused the President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, of deliberately attempting to break the coexistence of the Spanish people, while committing himself to lead a clean and "everyone's" government if he arrives in La Moncloa.
In his speech at the closing of the 21st National Congress of the People's Party, he has focused on his words against Sanchez, accusing him of "abandoning centrality" and "wanting to subdue" the party, the country and the minorities, and of "forgetting" that Spain is a pluralistic nation.
It accuses him of "twisting" the Constitution, of "violating" the principle of legality for his own benefit, of "dividing" the State, its borders, its common box, its external action and its migration policy, and of colonizing the institutions in order to extend its personal power.
But above all, Feijóo has accused Sanchez of promoting inequality among citizens because, according to him, the Spain of 2025 "is more unequal than that of 2018."
Finally, he has accused those inside and outside the party of continuing to "support" him, all of whom are as responsible as the Secretary-General of the Socialists.
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