Alberto Núñez Feijóo stated today, in an interview on Onda Cero, that the alliances with Vox in territories such as Extremadura and the Valencian Community, closed before the general elections of July 23, penalized the electoral result of the PP and benefited the PSOE. And he added that "it is evident" that he does not want to govern with Santiago Abascal, but that it was the need to reach agreements that would avoid a repeat election in those territories that led to them being closed.
The leader of the PP has assessed that after these pacts they fed the "Doberman" who believes that the PSOE has designed the arrival of Vox to the institutions and the possible withdrawal of LGTBI or women's rights, something that he has denied has occurred. . He has stressed that Sánchez knew this and that he brought forward the general elections to "try to ensure that the need to reach an agreement with Vox and not repeat it in some autonomous communities could mobilize the left-wing electorate."
Feijóo has pointed out that Sánchez achieved it. "The PSOE stated that "the extreme right" could come to these autonomies and "reduce the rights of LTBI groups" or "the rights of women", as well as "privatize healthcare" or "privatize education". "In short, all this Doberman that the Socialist Party has set up, which has now certainly been forgotten," he added.
Asked about these statements when attending the assembly of the Valencian Federation of Municipalities and Provinces, Mazón indicated that he agrees with Feijóo, whom he has heard say that, "when Sánchez takes out the Doberman, he is capable of using any strategy to turn it around." and use it to your advantage. I agree with that, you do it with other issues and this is no exception."
At the insistence of the journalists, who have asked specifically about the possible electoral damage derived from the pacts with Vox, Mazón has stressed: "What I tell you is that I agree that when Sánchez brings out the Doberman he takes advantage of any issue, although is to implement the change that the majority of Valencians have voted for, which is my main obligation and will continue to be."
