The Popular Party, from its official Twitter account and from that of the Popular Group in Congress, has started a campaign on social networks pointing out socialist deputies - 50 in total - for their alleged contradiction between the vote in favor of Pedro Sánchez as president of the Government and its past statements contrary to the amnesty or against the actions and strategies of the Catalan independentists and supporters of the process.
Under the hashtag 'Everything for the chair', the popular ones point to both personalities such as Sánchez himself and members of the previous Government - such as Miquel Iceta or Fernando Grande Marlaska himself - or other socialist deputies - such as Herminio Sancho, Héctor Gómez or Adriana Maldonado. In the chain of tweets, the popular ones criticize them for "delivering their principles and voting yes to the investiture of Pedro Sánchez in exchange for amnesty."
In the posts, the PP attaches news or videos that, in its opinion, contradict the meaning of the vote cast by each of the deputies it cites.
The PSOE has already denounced these events, a complaint shared by the socialist officials who were appointed by the party led by Alberto Núñez Feijóo on social networks.
In this way, the PP denounced which PSOE ministers or deputies voted today in favor of Sánchez's investiture.
