The corruption scandals of Spanish socialism would have already brought down any other government in the European Union.<\/p>\n
A way to degrade democracy in the style of Putin and Lukashenko<\/big><\/p>\n In democratic countries, political leaders are required to be exemplary and, above all, to be accountable to the people. However, Pedro S\u00e1nchez's coalition government, made up of socialists and communists, imitates the model of Putin and Lukashenko<\/strong>, whose regimes are a clear demonstration of the extent to which political corruption can end degrading a democracy and turning it into a dictatorship<\/strong>.<\/p>\n S\u00e1nchez does not give explanations and resorts to a conspiracy theory<\/big><\/p>\n Here in Spain, Pedro S\u00e1nchez does not give explanations of any kind: he acts as if he were exempt from giving them<\/strong>, as if it were enough to fulfill his personal wishes to govern and as if being accountable to the Spanish people was something reserved. exclusively for his political rivals. All of S\u00e1nchez's public interventions are summarized in attacks on the opposition, the Justice and the media<\/strong>, for having the audacity to contradict a government whose president is adopting forms typical of the personality cult that exists in North Korea<\/strong>, which is the most oppressive dictatorship in the world.<\/p>\n Within the framework of this authoritarian way of understanding the exercise of power, yesterday at the final rally of the PSOE campaign for the European elections they were distributed<\/strong> bracelets with the motto \"Free Bego\"<\/a>, in reference to Bego\u00f1a G\u00f3mez, S\u00e1nchez's wife, who is being investigated for two corruption crimes in Spain, in addition to a case being opened against her for corruption in the European Prosecutor's Office. If any other party had a person accused of corruption crimes<\/strong> (let's keep in mind that Pedro S\u00e1nchez's wife is a member of the PSOE) as serious as those she has been accused of, none One of them would think of turning it into an electoral claim<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The PSOE is the exception. The PSOE is using a corruption scandal as something to boast about<\/strong> and that can even be used to mobilize the vote of its supporters, resorting to conspiracy theories in which the PSOE appears as a victim of a plot<\/strong>, which according to the socialists would be made up of the political opposition, the judges and those media that dare to report on these scandals. These conspiracy theories want to convince us that the threat to democracy is not a corrupt government, but rather those who supervise power<\/strong>, which is the duty of the opposition, Justice and the media throughout Democratic country.<\/p>\n Pretending to clean the stain of corruption with votes<\/big><\/p>\n As we already saw in Pedro S\u00e1nchez's letter this Wednesday<\/a>, the Spanish socialists even approach the European elections this Sunday as an attempt to use the votes of their followers to clean that stain of corruption<\/strong>, as if the judicial processes were annulled by an electoral result favorable to the corrupt. According to this dangerous idea, any government that wins an election would enjoy impunity to commit any crime<\/strong>.<\/p>\n A party that has adopted the characteristics of a sect<\/big><\/p>\n This is not a way of acting typical of a democratic government or party. This is a typical way of acting of a sect, in which the leader is always right and should never be contradicted<\/strong>. That is precisely what Pedro S\u00e1nchez has done with the PSOE, a party that already had a dark past of corruption scandals and even bloody crimes and a coup d'\u00e9tat<\/a>, that of 1934 against a center-right government that emerged from democratic elections. <\/p>\n A party with that history would have already been outlawed in other European countries. If the PSOE continues to exist, it is, to a large extent, because the Popular Party insists on whitewashing the socialists' past<\/strong>, inventing a \"good PSOE\" that did not exist, in an attempt to convince us that S\u00e1nchez It is an exception in the political tradition of the PSOE, when in reality it is nothing more than the result of a way of exercising politics that is harmful to democracy since<\/strong> the same foundation of the PSOE<\/a> by a fanatic, Pablo Iglesias Posse, who even launched a terrorist threat against a political rival from the tribune of Congress, and then mocked a shooting attack suffered by the threatened person. The portrait of that fanatic is hanging in all the PSOE headquarters<\/strong>, which gives an idea of \u200b\u200bthe kind of party it is.<\/p>\n ---<\/p>\n
\n