“If they have morals, let the elections go.”

Leader of the People’s Party, Alberto Nunez Viejohe asked this Saturday PNV and Junts to support censure motion This allows Pedro Sánchez to be expelled from the Palace of Moncloa to call a general election.

Figo said in a speech: “The accomplices (in the government) have already become accomplices in corruption. If you, dear Catalan and Basque friends, have the decency, let elections be called in Spain.” The event was held in Burgos.

After that, he emphasized that he did not want to be president through a motion of censure, but rather wanted to be elected at the ballot box by the Spanish people.

The People’s Party leader warned during his speech The Prime Minister said, “In gangster movies, the whole gang falls when they start betraying each other, and this is what happens.”

Feijóo took advantage of a Popular Party event, held in Burgos, to point out the entry into temporary prison of José Luis Ábalos and Koldo García, whose release they had already demanded through his X account.

“The Sanchez was built in a car, the driver was Koldo, the spokesperson was Abalos, the negotiator was Cerdan and he negotiated with Otegui among others and the first of the four was Pedro Sanchez,” said Figo, after which he emphasized the need for responsibility on the part of Sanchez.

In continuation of these accusations… Feijóo cataloged Sánchez “He’s not surrounded by bad apples” and that “he’s the one ruining our entire country.”

After that, Figo called on citizens to demonstrate on Sunday in the demonstration called by the Popular Party, which will take place around 12:00 noon. At the capital’s Debod Temple: “All Spaniards disgusted by government corruption have been summoned to the Madrid demonstration.”

In this act, Feijóo got The Prime Minister of Castile and León, Alfonso Fernando Fernández Manico, supported himWho confirmed his attendance at this event: “We will all be in Madrid tomorrow with our president to tell Sanchez that his harmful project for Spain has failed.”

“Your time has passed To leave Moncloa “We call elections and Figo wins, which is what we want,” Manyiku insisted.