The Popular Party (PP) has been crying out for weeks, rightly, against the amnesty agreed between the socialists and the separatists in Spain.<\/p>\n
Some correct criticisms by Feij\u00f3o of the amnesty...<\/big><\/p>\n Yesterday, the national president of the PP, Alberto N\u00fa\u00f1ez Feij\u00f3o<\/strong>, affirmed<\/a>, that the amnesty law is \"a great democratic fraud\"<\/strong> and added: \"The amnesty is political corruption, because it means obtaining the government of Spain in exchange for judicial impunity and deterioration of the institutions. He who admits corruption, commits corruption<\/strong>.\"<\/em> Feij\u00f3o too He expressed his hope that the European Union will stop this amnesty, since it implies \"revoking convictions and summaries of sedition, embezzlement and terrorism<\/strong>, something that is incompatible with the Union treaties.\"<\/em><\/p>\n ... that are not consistent with certain decisions of the PP<\/big><\/p>\n In these statements, Feij\u00f3o is right, but the facts have to be consistent with the words<\/strong>, and for years we have seen in Spain that the PP has a clear tendency to say one thing and then do just that. otherwise. There are already signs that suggest that the PP will end up faltering with the amnesty<\/strong>, just as it faltered with issues such as abortion, gender ideology and other ideological dogmas of the left. One of those signs was the distribution of positions between the PP and the Socialist Party (PSOE) in Congress<\/a>, in the midst of a socialist coup against the rule of law<\/strong>, a distribution from which Vox distanced itself, demonstrating a virtue, coherence, that the PP seems to ignore.<\/p>\n Feij\u00f3o agrees to go to La Moncloa to meet with S\u00e1nchez<\/big><\/p>\n Yesterday, the Popular Party made a new movement that demonstrates its lack of firmness against the amnesty. According to the PP website<\/a>, Feij\u00f3o confirmed that he will go to the Moncloa Palace to meet with Pedro S\u00e1nchez<\/strong>, despite having found out about that meeting through the media, since it was announced by the socialist leader before communicating it to the PP. Yesterday afternoon<\/strong>, the PP communicated two conditions for the meeting<\/a>: know what is going to be talked about and know what purpose that meeting has, and added: \"This meeting cannot be another smokescreen in the face of the amnesty law<\/strong> that they intend approve to please their partners.\"<\/em><\/p>\n
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