The PP replies to the PSOE that the “sacrifice” has “nothing to do with the cuts”: “If you make an effort, you are rewarded”

The PSOE is trying to use the word “sacrifice” that Alberto Núñez Feijóo spoke yesterday at an event in Madrid to wear down the PP. Feijóo assured that his Government will ask for “sacrifices”, something that Ester Muñoz explained this Sunday is not linked to cuts in public spending as the PSOE wants to make people believe, but rather to the fact that people “who make an effort and work will be rewarded”.

"It has nothing to do with the cuts. It has to do with the fact that if you make an effort, you are rewarded. People are fed up with people living off their sacrifice," Muñoz, who has been visiting León and, as he explained, has spoken to merchants who have asked how they have maintained their businesses, explained: "With a lot of effort and a lot of sacrifice, but it is worth fighting for what you want. People have no problems with sacrifice, which is not "They want them to live off their sacrifice."

Next, Muñoz has counterattacked the left, which, in his opinion, “asks for sacrifices, squeezes out taxes and then spends the money on bridging contracts, hiring mistresses for ministers and hiring clans of criminals to eliminate judges.” “People don't want that type of sacrifice, they don't want them to live off their efforts,” he added.

"What President Feijóo is saying about this sacrifice is that people who make an effort and work will see their effort and sacrifice rewarded. Sacrifice is something inherent to personal improvement. Anyone who has a business, anyone who plays a sport, anyone in art, in culture, knows that they have to sacrifice to have a good result. That has nothing to do with the cuts," Muñoz summarized.

What's more, the PP is claiming how on social networks, a video published on Feijóo's account at 9 a.m. this Sunday with the message of "sacrifice, effort, hope..." and a "Long live Spain!" It has had ten times more views than the campaign video published yesterday on social networks.

In this sense, PP sources claim that the party's campaign “is working better” than that of the PSOE. “Our candidate is stronger than the PSOE candidate,” they add. "A video or a specific action does not matter. What matters is that there is greater mobilization and greater support around us than around the President of the Government," they continue.