The PP has responded to the meeting of the number three of the PSOE, Santos Cerdán, with former president Carles Puigdemont in Brussels, turning to its own number three, Miguel Tellado, who has accused Pedro Sánchez's party of having lost "its little shame that he had left" with this quote, which seeks to pave the way for the investiture.
"This is the first time in the history of Spain that an investiture is negotiated outside the country and with a fugitive from justice," argued in a video the deputy secretary of organization of the PP, who has demanded that the president of the Government know what it is. what is being negotiated.
"We want to know what has been negotiated this afternoon and, ultimately, what price they want Spain to pay to obtain Sánchez's investiture after having lost the elections," concludes Tellado, for whom "a government that negotiated in this way is not a dignified government for any country.
In this sense, the popular leader urges Sánchez to "abandon his pretensions" and "assume reality": "No one has voted for him to do this, exactly the opposite of what he had committed to a few days before the last elections July 23," concludes Tellado, who clearly demands a repeat election on January 14.
And if Tellado has resorted to a video, his leader, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has reacted via explanations about the negotiation and a new call to the polls so that "the Spaniards are consulted", because "they do not deserve", he maintains, "a Government born of a lie."
