“To buy the votes you need, Sanchez has mortgaged the equality of all Spaniards and the rule of law. The general secretary of the PP, Cuca Gamarra, reacted to the agreement signed between the PSOE and ERC to support the socialist’s investiture late in the afternoon with a very harsh statement in which he assured that the Catalan republicans “have brought the PSOE to its knees” with a pact that “humiliates all Spaniards”, after the ‘president’, Pere Aragonès, has stated that “after the amnesty there will come the self-determination referendum”.
The day began with very strong reproaches from Alberto Núñez Feijóo waiting to know the drip of agreements, although that of Junts has stalled in the last hours. The leader of the PP also shared an event with former president José María Aznar, who assured that Sánchez “is a danger to constitutional democracy.” And Gamarra finished off the popular vision, stating that “the 155 silver coins that Rufián spoke of have become 15 billion that Sánchez pays to buy his investiture.”
“But the reality is that we are going to pay for it with the pockets of all Spaniards. One more proof of Sánchez’s weakness which the independentists know perfectly well. “They will achieve everything they set out to do,” said the number two of the PP.
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From Genoa they assure that ERC “has achieved the transfer of the powers of Rodalies”, the Renfe Cercanías service in Catalonia, “the forgiveness of debt” and “the amnesty.” “We then ask ourselves what Puigdemont is going to achieve. Or settle for returning to Spain and not be accountable to justice or We still have to see transfers in the coming days”, Gamarra launched.
The general secretary of the PP insisted that the PSOE collects a photo album “of indignity” after the photo with Bildu, another with a fugitive from Justice (it was taken by Santos Cerdán, number three of the PSOE, with Puigdemont in Brussels) and today “with Junqueras, a person convicted of sedition and embezzlement.” “The only thing missing is the family photo”said Gamarra, ensuring that what they have in common is “breaking the future of Spain.”