The PP does not want to be the only one that maintains criticism of the Government, as is happening with the energy decree, when there are many more sectors and parties that think what they do. And they look directly at the PNV that criticized the text, when it was approved, with the same arguments as the PP: invasion of powers, lack of dialogue and insufficient measures, but after throwing the stone, in the opinion of the popular, they hide their hand and they will allow the decree to go ahead in Congress.
The deputy secretary of organization of the PP, Miguel Tellado, asked the PNV for this, in San Sebastián, where he went to give his support to Mikel Iturgaiz, son of the president of the Basque PP, Carlos Iturgaiz, a victim of harassment and threats from the radicals "That he reflect on his role in Spanish politics" given Sánchez's drift.
He asks him not to "support the erroneous policies of the Government of Sánchez", as in his opinion occurs with the energy decree, nor the impositions of the Executive of a Government, he said, "which is quite bad at dialogue". The PP sees Sánchez as "endorsed", without listening to anyone, lacking good sense and loaded with "ideology and sectarianism", Tellado said.
That is why he asks the PNV to make the Government rectify the energy decree law, because the sectors are against it and many autonomies too. They are sectors and communities, assured the deputy secretary of organization of the PP, that are in favor of saving energy, that have already launched savings plans and that are willing to do more, "because we must prepare ourselves for a winter that will undoubtedly be difficult," he said, but they are not in favor of imposition.
In addition, the PP is convinced that the Government of Pedro Sánchez is only right when it corrects itself, and for this reason Miguel Tellado asks the President of the Government to also correct taxes, and that "don't pay attention to the PP, don't listen to Feijóo , but that imitates the German, social democratic government", which on Wednesday approved a tax cut worth 10,000 million, so that the Germans can face inflation, which includes a deflation of the tax rate equivalent to Spanish personal income tax, as proposed by the PP in its anti-crisis plan, which received a radical refusal by the Prime Minister.
A measure of this type, in the opinion of the popular, is more necessary than ever, given the economic situation that Spain is going through, Tellado said, with runaway inflation, which has already reached double digits, an economic slowdown, and data of employment in the month of July that are alarming. For this reason, the PP offers its anti-crisis plan, the one that Feijóo sent to Sánchez in May, but if he does not want it, let Scholz pay attention and revert to the Spanish the 16,000 million euros that have been raised more than expected, for inflation.
