Abascal: “We Spaniards have witnessed a crude, outrageous and victimist theater”
ESThe leader of Vox appeared at a press conference from his party headquarters at 1:00 p.m. to assess today's announcement by Sánchez.
After learning that Sánchez does not want to resign: "AI stated last April 10 in the Congress of Deputies that the worst for Sánchez was yet to come, and I think I was not wrong, above all after seeing an appearance like today's, turned into a threat to every dissident".
the president of Vox has indicated that the socialist leader is guided exclusively by "personal interests" and has described what happened these last five days that Sánchez has taken as a reflection in these terms: "< strong>We Spaniards have witnessed a crude, outrageous and victimizing theater", something that Abascal has labeled as "has plunged us collectively into an international embarrassment of absolutely incalculable dimensions and consequences."
Abascal considers that Sánchez's decision not to resign is "a reaffirmation of his blow against unity, against coexistence, against the rule of law, against the separation of powers" and "a reaffirmation of the triple alliance of socialists, communists and separatists, that is, of all enemies of freedom and national unity."
The leader of Vox has accused the socialist leader of wanting to "completely bury criticism, completely guarantee impunity for his crimes, lies and corruption, and fuel social confrontation." Regarding the scandals that are affecting socialist ministers and Sánchez's own wife, Santiago Abascal has warned that the government and its partners "want total impunity and absolute silence from the media."
In his statement, Abascal has called Sánchez an "apprentice tyrant" and has asked the Popular Party "to break any type of agreement" with the government. He has also reiterated Vox's willingness to be in "total opposition" to this government. You can see the full video of his statement here:
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