Feijóo says he's not looking for "shortcuts" to get to La Moncloa: "I'm not here to ask for favors or to give away."
"The situation is as delicate as it is, we cannot act with slight reflection," said Feijóo, who, after thanking him for "all the advice" he receives, has assured him that he will continue to act "responsibly and in accordance with his convictions."
Alberto Núñez Feijóo, this morning.
PP leaderAlberto Núñez Feijóo said on Tuesday that he has no intention of "shaking consciences" or looking for "shortcuts" to get to La Moncloa: "I am not here to ask for favors or to give away," he said, one day after offering Junts and the PNV an instrumental motion of censure to force early elections.
On the second day of the annual meeting of the Cercle d'Economia in Barcelona, Feijóo argued that Spain needs a "clean project" and added: "I will restore dignity to my country with or without help. "
"The situation is as delicate as it is, we cannot act with slight reflection," said Feijóo, who, after thanking him for "all the advice" he receives, has assured him that he will continue to act "responsibly and in accordance with his convictions."
The leader of the Group of the European People's Party (Christian Democrats) and European Democrats has pointed out that 184 Members of Parliament have expressed their desire for elections in the face of alleged cases of corruption in the PSOE, but, in his words, 'Words have no value as such unless they are then accompanied by coherent actions'.
He said that "there is no other way to get people out of this collapse than to give them back their voice, that is the only dignified end of this exhausted legislature . What happens is that the theory must be put into practice, "said the PP president, who called on opposition parties to prioritise" democratic responsibility "rather than" political expediency. "
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