Alberto Núñez Feijóo meets this morning, in his office on Génova Street, with his spokespersons in Congress, Cuca Navarra; in the Senate, Javier Arenas, and in the European Parliament, Dolors Montserrat, to establish the strategy to be followed in the coming days against the concessions agreed by Pedro Sánchez with the independentists in what refers to the amnesty, the condonation of the debt of Catalonia and the transfer of Rodalies.
Feijóo will analyze with the popular leaders "the institutional and political response to the concessions that the PSOE agreed to make yesterday on behalf of Spain to the independence parties", in line with the initiative that the Popular Group already launched yesterday in the Senate, reform the Senate Regulations to delay the amnesty law in the upper house, thus modifying the claims of socialists and independence supporters.
According to PP sources, the leader, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has also maintained contacts in recent hours with some regional presidents, to share impressions about the socialists' announcement to buy ERC votes with 15,000 million euros from all Spaniards.
Throughout today, according to sources from the popular leadership, Feijóo will continue speaking with the representatives of the PP in each autonomous community to coordinate the relevant actions that guarantee equality between citizens regardless of the territory, and will continue from Genoa the development of "the shameful negotiations" that the PSOE is finalizing.
For the PP, once ERC "has been given the amnesty, the Cercanías service, 15,000 million euros and the possibility of holding a referendum in Catalonia", now the popular ones "are waiting to know what it will give to Junts and what has already been agreed with the PNV and with Bildu."
