After Victor de Aldamathe ‘getter’ of the case Koldothis Thursday uncovered serious accusations against key figures of the socialist Government, from the PSOE try to discredit the statements of the former president of Zamora CF, while on the other side, the PP sees President Sánchez closer to appearing.
On the part of the Government, this Saturday was the Minister for Digital Transformation and the Public Service, Oscar Lopezthe one who attacked Aldama, who said that “He thinks he’s James Bond and he looks much more like little Nicolás in the second part”.
López, present at an event at the headquarters of the Official College of Telecommunications Engineers, in Madrid, said that Aldama’s statements do not imply “no worries” and added that the businessman will have to answer “for all the lies and all the lies that he has thrown at innocent people and clean institutions.”
In this sense, he added that “Today Spain has a clean Government and it has the dirtiest opposition in history, which is what Mr. Feijóo is carrying out.”
Óscar López has criticized the PP for having “tried to prevent Spain from having a female vice president in the European Commission”, in addition to trying to paralyze the tax reform of the Government of Spain and proposing a motion of censure for which “He has been more alone than one.”
According to López, Feijóo “is a failed leader and every failure of Feijóo is a success of this country. The more Spain advances, the more Feijóo failsor said the other way around, the more Feijóo fails, the more Spain advances.”
The PP sees Sánchez close to the bench
For his part, the PP spokesperson in Congress, Miguel Telladosaid this Saturday that the time for Sánchez to explain “is getting closer and closer”, even without getting wet about a possible date.
“Sánchez can no longer continue saying that there is no case“There is a case because the National Court, the Supreme Court, a court in Madrid, a court in Badajoz are investigating it…”, stated the popular spokesperson, who believes that the plot deserves an “immediate” explanation.
Tellado, who made these statements in an interview on RNE’s Parliament program, has removed the possibility of the PP presenting a motion of censure against Sánchez.
The parliamentary spokesperson of the PP believes that calling a motion of censure without the necessary numbers would only serve to “consolidate” a president who no longer governs” and Therefore it would be a “political error”, which in his opinion, the PP “should not commit.”
Asked about Vox’s demand to call general elections in exchange for their votes in favor of a hypothetical motion of censure, Tellado said that there is an increasingly “larger” majority that advocates “giving the citizens back the floor” and hopes that “hopefully” there will be general elections “sooner rather than later.”
In addition, Tellado has been questioned about his position on the tax reform that the Executive closed in Congress this week. The spokesperson said that the socialists have managed to “save” her in exchange for “deceive” their parliamentary partners agreeing on one thing with some and the opposite with others.
“What you have to ask is who he has deceived, if some, others or everyone because he really doesn’t plan to comply with any of them,” said Miguel Tellado.
According to the popular spokesperson, the “grotesque” moments that have been experienced in Congress are due to the fact that the Executive “does not have a road map” and the only thing Sánchez does is “what suits him”, therefore, according to Tellado, it is “capable of promising to promise a party that there will be no imposition to the energy companies and promise other parties that there will be a tax on the energy companies.