The president of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, came out in defense of the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso in her fight with the primary care doctors of her Community, on strike for months.
Feijóo, who visited Las Palmas de Gran Canaria this Saturday on a new tour that will take him throughout Spain, criticized the political use that he considers was made of the demonstration in defense of public health that brought together nearly 250,000 people in Madrid on last Sunday. The popular leader affirmed that “with health it is much cheaper and much easier and faster to make a banner than to make a hospital. We like to make hospitals and others like to make banners, ”he pointed out.
Feijóo described the commitment of the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, to public health as "imposture" when, as he pointed out, he will have five Health ministers in four years, when the PP leader himself had four advisors from the branch in 14 years at the helm of the Xunta de Galicia, according to statements collected by Servimedia.
The president of the PP, who a few days ago predicted that the popular leader will obtain an absolute majority in the Community in the next elections on May 28, thus offered his support to Isabel Díaz Ayuso who in these months of pre-campaign is facing harsh opposition of his adversaries.
Feijóo in this act in the Canary Islands also referred to the recent approval of the trans law which, he assured, "have followed the same path as the law of only yes is yes, consistent, he said" in imposing minority ideology on common sense.
The popular leader assured that the Government, in the same way that "reduces the sentences for rapists, now allows a minor under 16 years of age to freely change their sex, by going to the Civil Registry."
In this sense, the leader of the PP said that a popular government would make a trans law, but "it is not" which, he assured, "will last as long as Pedro Sánchez and Podemos last in the Government", an Executive that in his opinion , has “collapsed”.
Feijóo went to Las Palmas to support the candidacy of Jimena Delgado for mayor of this city against that of the Minister of Health, Carolina Darias, "who seems to like the destination where she is more and that is why she wants to stay and don't come here."
Pedro Sánchez announced this week that the government will change in March so that Darias, and Maroto in Madrid, focus on their respective campaigns.
