The PP has found in the motion of censure in the Pamplona City Council a battering ram to break the strength of the PSOE and on the eve of the turnaround in the mayor's office of the Navarrese capital, which will pass from the hands of the UPN regionalists to the abertzales of EH Bildu, thanks to the support of the socialists, has once again attacked this political maneuver.
After the meeting of the steering committee held this Wednesday, the deputy secretary of organization of the PP, Carmen Fúnez, appeared before the press to redouble the pressure of the popular on the socialists and announce that tomorrow she herself will be in Pamplona in support, according to manifested, of the Navarrese constitutionalists.
"We will be there defending the Constitution and the dignity of the people of Pamplona against that motion that embarrasses the socialists themselves and is the greatest example of sanchismo in Spain," said Fúnez, who has seen this 2023 consolidated, which now ends the "everything" vale" of Pedro Sánchez to remain in power through his pacts with the Catalan and Basque independence forces to secure the investiture.
Thus, the PP sees in the motion of censure in Pamplona "a before and after" in the constitutionalist trajectory of the PSOE, which, according to Fúnez, has "abdicated" from defending the Magna Carta throughout the national territory and has left that function, alone, to the popular ones by going hand in hand with a party like EH Bildu, which, as La Mancha politics has recalled, "has included terrorists on its lists."
In this sense, the leader of the PP has reiterated that her party offered, after the municipal elections on May 28, its votes to the socialists in the Vitoria City Council and in the Gipuzkoa Provincial Council so that the Abertzales would not take control, and that He acted in the same way in Barcelona, where the popular Daniel Sirera supported the socialist Jaume Collboni so that the Junts independentists did not obtain the mayor's office.
"We would repeat it," exclaimed Fúnez, who has called on the socialist leaders who "still retain their dignity" to reject the "personal impositions" of Sánchez, whose pact with EH Bildu is one of the "payments" for " "buy the votes" of his investiture, and become "infected" by the two PSN candidates who have let the list run and have renounced being elected councilors in Pamplona.
"There is still time," concluded Fúnez, for Sánchez to call the leader of UPN, Javier Esparza, and reverse the motion of censure "against the people of Pamplona and dignity", as requested by the head of the opposition. Alberto Núñez Feijóo, in the recent meeting he held in Congress with the President of the Government. The citizens of Pamplona "did not vote in the elections for this to happen," he lamented.
