All the Executive ministers and socialist leaders came out in a rush this Wednesday to support the decision of the president, Pedro Sánchez, to take a few days of “reflection” to find out if he will continue to lead the Government. Minutes after the public announcement and through the social network
“Not everything goes in politics. We have a first-class president. Neither he nor his family deserve this. But neither does Spain. A huge hug, president,” said the third vice president and minister for the Ecological Transition, Teresa Ribera, whose candidacy for the European elections was announced this Wednesday.
Another has been the Minister of Agriculture, Luis Planas, who has expressed to Sánchez that he is “a great president” and that both his wife, Begoña Gómez, and he are “great people.” “A big hug,” he posted on the same social network. From the Ministry of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory, Ángel Víctor Torres, has charged against the “lies, defamation and attacks on the family.” “Not everything goes. The president and the country don’t deserve it. Nobody. I wish others would also reflect on whether it is worth continuing to intoxicate and fall so low to confront the Spanish citizens,” he expressed.
“It is not Pedro Sánchez or his political and personal destruction or that of his family. Or it is not only that. It is above all the determination of the right to invalidate a progressive and legitimate government because they understand that the power belongs to them,” launched the minister spokesperson, Pilar Alegría, adding the labels “Me with Pedro” and “Not everything goes.”
From Sumar, The second vice president and Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, has also shown her support for Sánchez. “All support for the President of the Government’s decision at a difficult time. The right-wing offensive cannot get its way. We must defend democracy, the progressive bloc and the legitimacy of the coalition government that has improved life so much. of the people,” he published.
From the PSOE, its parliamentary spokesperson, Patxi López, has stated that “now more than ever the socialists” are with Sánchez. “Pedro Sánchez represents the dignity and courage that is needed in the face of an immoral right that is ready for anything. Courage and strength, president! They will not pass!” He stated. The socialist spokesperson, Esther Peña, has also attacked the right, ensuring that lies “hurt, but they never win”, and adding that will gain “once again” his determination and “nobility”. As well as the president of the party, Cristina Narbona, who has also criticized the “most reactionary right-wing” for trying to put an end to Sánchez “without the slightest scruple.” “They won’t get it,” she stated, adding that Spain “needs to continue moving forward under his leadership”. The Secretary of Socialist Organization, Santos Cerdán, has pointed out the red lines that the right has crossed, also adding that “not everything goes, neither in life, nor in politics.”
Even the biographer of the president, Irene Lozano, has expressed his support through social networks, comparing the “harassment” suffered with that of other leaders such as Antonio Cósta, Nichola Sturgeon and Jacinda Ardern. “The harassment of progressive leaders with lies around the world is infamous. Don’t give up, president,” she asked him.
Also the former socialist minister, from whom the party withdrew its relationship with the leader of the so-called ‘Koldo case’, José Luis Ábalos has supported Sánchez. “You have my support and my understanding, president. Just not giving up, just continuing the fight Democratic coexistence, respect for people and institutions can be saved. This discredit and this suffocation that distances citizens from political participation is the prelude to authoritarianism. “Don’t allow it,” he stated on his X account.
