The leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, continue this Friday winking at the Vox far-right. If these days ago you have refused to condemn the song “Let Txapote vote for you”, a cry about the ETA terrorist who is becoming popular among supporters of the PP and Vox to criticize Pedro Sánchez, today he did not want to recognize the victims of the Franco dictatorship and has spoken of “people who have died in the war on both sides.”
Feijóo has given an interview on Onda Cero in which, asked about what he is going to do with wall hanger and if he is going to reverse the change of name (formerly Valle de los Caídos) and is going to stop plans to convert it into a reconciliation memorial, the candidate for Moncloa has responded by mentioning the ETA terrorism and to the candidates with blood crimes that EH Bildu put in the electoral lists of the municipal ones. Feijóo has said that he is not going to “live on Francoism in the coming years because Spain does not live on that, on what happened 80 years ago” and that his intention is to carry out the legal consultations that are necessary to prevent people convicted of terrorism can run in elections.
It is in this context that he declared: “I think that in relation to democratic memory and Francoism… It is not part of my priorities and I can already tell you that I am absolutely respectful of the people who have been… that both sides have died in the war and I think that this moment should serve us to never divide Spanish society again& rdquor;
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This week, Feijóo is focusing on getting votes in the Vox fishing grounds, to try to lower the price that Santiago Abascal can put on his investiture if the ultra-right, as indicated by most of the polls, win more than 30 seats. The polls indicate that this pact with Vox will be the only way so that the PP candidate can reach Moncloa and, as Juanma Moreno already did in Andalusia, Feijóo is trying to please the more right-wing voter who has been attracted to Abascal in the last four years. Moreno in the June 2022 elections obtained an absolute majority.
After the debate with Pedro Sánchez on Monday, in which Feijóo had his toughest facet, the Galician politician has continued with his strategy of sowing doubts about voting by mail while he has avoided condemning the cry of “That I vote for you Txapote” and this Friday He has made that reflection on the Spanish civil war.