Isabel Díaz Ayuso has not wanted to wait to assess the electoral advance called by Pedro Sánchez for July 23 and, from the privileged situation that the polls have given her, has described the movement as a "surrender". "She's at a dead end after citizens side by side have spoken at the polls."
The acting Madrid president and winner of the regional elections of 28-M, has indicated that Pedro Sánchez's project is "exhausted" and on 28M there have been "8,000 motions of censure" from citizens who do not want them to change their country " through the back door" along with minorities who say to Spain "I hate you.
"This ends here," Ayuso predicted in an interview on Telemadrid before wondering if Sánchez will continue to propose for the July 23 elections "a government with the ultra-left and Bildu." "Because", he continued, "there is no room for more institutional deterioration, more international discredit, more disincentives on the part of the company, the self-employed, families, the rural world, the authentic problems of Spain, which have been totally neglected "
