Sanchez has criticized Tellado for calling on the government to "dig the grave": "It's an insult to thousands of Spaniards."
At the opening ceremony of the political year of the PP in Navarre, Tellado said that the government is dying and that "here and now we can start digging the grave to bury the remains of a government that should never have been in Spain."
Spanish President Pedro Sánchez has charged Miguel Tellado, Secretary General of PP, and has said that to bury the remains of a government that "should never have been" they can start digging the grave this political year.
Sanchez has described what Tellado said as "an insult to thousands of Spaniards with relatives killed in the Civil War."
"The statements against thousands of Spaniards dira, many of whom have their relatives in their graves, are a hidden appeal to violence that questions even democracy, "the head of the Spanish Government said on the X social network.
For Sanchez, this is "further proof that thePP has yielded to the hatred of the far right, "and" does nothing to contribute to our country. "
Tellado, who at the opening ceremony of the political year of the PP in Navarre, said that the Spanish Government is dying, said that "here and now we can start digging the grave to bury the remains of a government that should never have been in Spain."
Faced with this, the number two of the Spanish Government and the PSOE, María Jesús Montero, has criticized Tellado's "degree of moral misery" for calling for "digging graves in a village with so many dead on the margins of the road."
Sumar has gone further by calling for the resignation of Alberto Núñez Feijóo, while Yolanda Díaz has stressed that Tellado has made "an appeal to violence, even if it is unacceptable."
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