The tension around the negotiations of the PSOE with the Catalan independentists in the face of the investiture of Pedro Sánchez It is growing to levels that have not been reached in recent years. The penultimate chapter in this climb has been carried out by the former communication director of the PP in Aznar’s time, Miguel Ángel Rodríguezknown as MAR and today advisor to the Madrid president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso.
Rodriguez has branded the socialist spokesperson a “fascist”, Patxi Lopez and also to PSOE voters with a tweet issued this Saturday night on the social network X.
“This guy is a fascist. And those who vote and support him are fascists. It’s enough to put up with guys like this who insult and denigrate us for defending the Constitution and Spain,” cried Rodríguez, who has thus come out against the statements that López made this Friday about the tension that the right has displayed around the investiture pacts.
This guy is a fascist. And those who vote and support him are fascists. It’s enough to put up with guys like this who insult and denigrate us for defending the Constitution and Spain: https://t.co/nftpKn8OgA
— MÁR (@marodriguezb) November 4, 2023
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The socialist wanted to protest this Friday on social networks against the tension that in his opinion has been caused these days, and spoke to the media to “denounce the absolutely brutal campaign of the Popular Party, because it considers all those who do not think the same as them, as the enemies of Spain and dehumanizes and objectifies the political adversary, especially Pedro Sánchez.”
I want to denounce the absolutely brutal campaign of the Popular Party:
Because it considers all those who do not think the same as them, as the enemies of Spain and dehumanizes and objectifies the political adversary, especially @sanchezcastejon.
And because like what we saw these… pic.twitter.com/oRad0Tlp87
— patxilopez (@patxilopez) November 4, 2023
MAR’s tweet was issued when a second protest rally in front of the federal headquarters of the PSOE was coming to an end on Ferraz Street in Madrid and on a weekend that precedes all a fortnight of mobilizations in the street supported by figures on the right.