Both the PSOE and the PP have given oxygen to the separatists for decades, making pacts with them and granting them all kinds of concessions.<\/p>\n
These agreements have served to generate more and more inequality among Spaniards and violate fundamental rights<\/strong> in matters related to language policy and school indoctrination, two issues in which the PSOE and the PP have been turning a blind eye to separatist abuses for years and even imitating them<\/strong> in communities such as Galicia, Catalonia, the Valencian Community and the Balearic Islands.<\/p>\n The current president of the Popular Party, Alberto N\u00fa\u00f1ez Feij\u00f3o, seems determined to continue betting on this fatal drift<\/strong> that has finally served to embolden the separatists and carry out the 2017 coup in Catalonia. Today, one of the media closest to the PP<\/strong> and which usually publishes leaks from the top of that party, the newspaper La Raz\u00f3n, states that Feij\u00f3o considers the amnesty \"squeezed out\" <\/a> and will seek \"the help of PNV and Junts<\/strong> to make visible the parliamentary solitude of the socialists\" <\/em>. The news from La Raz\u00f3n is not an isolated one. Other media close to the PP, such as El Mundo<\/a>, Esdiario<\/a> and El Confidencial<\/a> published similar leaks this week.<\/p>\n In case anyone has forgotten, Junts was one of the perpetrators of the 2017 separatist coup<\/strong>, a coup that was supported by the PNV<\/a> from the Basque Parliament, in company of the pro-ETA party EH Bildu.<\/p>\n Let us not forget that two months ago, Feij\u00f3o provoked the breakdown of the regional government pacts between the PP and Vox<\/a> to sign a migration pact with the PSOE<\/strong>, a pact that, as Vox warned, has only served to increase the call effect for illegal immigration and thus increase the business of the mafias that traffic in human beings.<\/p>\n
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