
The president of the PP affirms that the alliance demonstrates the bad situation of the PSOE and calls it hypocrisy that they aspire to win the elections.
The leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has ironically described the alliance between the PSOE and the Frente Amplio in the Senate as a "coalition of the desperate", ensuring that it shows the weakness and hypocrisy of the socialists.
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Alberto Núñez Feijóo has valued a recent political pact between the PSOE and formations to its left in the Senate during a public event.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo takes the PSOE pact with the Frente Amplio in the Senate with irony. The president of the PP stated this Saturday that the "coalition of the desperate" between Sánchez and Colau in the Upper House demonstrates the bad situation of the PSOE.
Upon his arrival at an ONCE event in Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid), Feijóo used sarcasm: "I show solidarity with Mr. Sánchez for having to take Mrs. Colau to try to save the furniture. The Sánchez-Colau coalition is a declaration of intentions and of the situation in which the PSOE is."
"The coalition of desperate people that the PSOE has built by diluting its acronym with 20 political formations proves that this claim that the PSOE is going to win the elections is yet another hypocrisy," emphasized Feijóo, who recalled that the formations to the left of the PSOE have not been able to form a single coalition for Congress and, therefore, "we have at this moment the political alternative in Spain made up of Mr. Sánchez, Mrs. Colau and Mrs. Irene Montero."
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