Pedro Sánchez has not entered into the melee after the criticism expressed in a statement by the Argentine president, Javier Milei, during the rally in which he accompanied the PSC candidate for the Catalan elections of 12-M this Saturday, … Salvador Illa, and which was held in the Barcelona town of Montmeló. The Chief Executive has limited himself to denouncing, as he has been doing since he decided not to resign, “harassment by land, sea and air.”
The socialist leader continues to agitate the argument that PP and Vox are using “the mud machine” to “create disaffection.” And to this end, it has used the report published by three United Nations rapporteurs urging the Government to put obstacles to the so-called ‘laws of concord’ that are being processed by the bipartite governments of Castilla y León, Aragón and the Valencian Community to replace the law of Democratic Memory. “They equate democracy with dictatorship, victims with executioners… And the United Nations has come and said that these laws have to be reviewed, that they are not acceptable and violate human rights,” he said.
At the halfway point of the Catalan campaign, Sánchez has asked himself “how is it possible that the social peace that is breathed in this country is muddied by all the mud that the right and the extreme right have set in motion”, and has criticized the campaign of harassment that, in his words, they promote to hide their antisocial program, as he has said.
“They cannot be distinguished”
He has also assured that Alberto Núñez Feijóo and Santiago Abascal “are not distinguished” and are bothered by a government that is going to recognize the Palestinian State and promotes progressive policies in favor of the people, he said.
He has stated that PP and Vox spread “hoaxes and misinformation, the PP replicates them, they end up in social gatherings and they have far-right entities that prosecute them in court.”
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