Abascal points out that Sánchez is "rabble" for giving a voice to Begoña Gómez at the start of the campaign

Santiago Abascal has started the campaign by criticizing the strategy followed by Pedro Sánchez at the beginning of his own path to the polls. The President of the Government has decided to give a voice to his wife Begoña Gómez, accused of alleged crimes of influence peddling and embezzlement, in his last rally of the pre-campaign, which for the Vox leader is proof that they are "rabble." "This Government is dedicated to playing with oblivion, to cover up a crime with another crime," he said at a rally in Huesca.

Abascal's criticisms have also focused on the investigation initiated by the UCO into the Court of Accounts. For the leader of Vox, this serves as an example to demonstrate that "here the corrupt are others", in reference to the sanctions of 800,000 euros that Vox received from this magistracy and which ended up being overturned by the Supreme Court.

He also made reference in his speech to the entry that the Civil Guard, sent by the European Prosecutor's Office, made to the Ministry of Equality for alleged fraud in the purchase of anti-abuse bracelets. "Hopefully one day they will also enter the CIS and see how the Spaniards' money has been used to manipulate the data and hopefully they will bring the head of all of them to justice, Pedro Sánchez Castejón," he launched.