Feijóo asks Catalonia to "promote a large majority to achieve change": "Sánchez and Colau or Albiol?"

Alberto Núñez Feijóo has defied the storm that is ravaging Catalonia to launch his pre-campaign from Barcelona and highlight that this autonomy will be decisive in obtaining the presidency of the Government on November 29.

The PP leader recalled that three years ago he was only four years away from being inaugurated and that two of them were about to be achieved in the Catalan region, since the PP was a few hundred votes away from achieving them in Lleida and Girona. "We were missing four seats to govern and two were in Catalonia. I have come to Catalonia to be the president of the Government of Spain and for Catalonia to be a determining voice in Spain," the popular proclaimed.

Feijóo has acknowledged needing "Catalonia to promote a large majority to produce change" and has posed a dilemma to its citizens: "Sánchez and Colau or Albiol?", and then asserted: "No center or center-right vote can serve to prolong the decline of Sánchez and Colau."

The popular has contrasted the criticized management of the Broad Front leader as mayor of Barcelona with the increasingly supported work of Albiol as head of Badalona. The mayor of the fourth city in Catalonia has just been ratified as head of the PP list for Barcelona in the general elections and Feijóo has confirmed this Saturday from Barcelona that, if he reaches the Government, he will put in his hands the drafting of a new law against squatting that guarantees expulsions within 48 hours after illegal home occupations.

After showing how important Catalonia will be to support an eventual victory on 29-N, Feijóo has addressed the entire Spanish citizenry to demand that they overthrow Sánchez's Executive for "decency."

The PP candidate for the Presidency of the Government has asked voters "not to forget everything the socialist has done" in his eight years at the head of Spain and has criticized the emotional appeal made yesterday by the head of the Executive when resorting to a show of public affection towards his wife to seek an electoral boost. Feijóo recalled that "she who was hailed yesterday as a heroine will have to sit before a popular jury."

The popular also highlighted the "hypocrisy" of the PSOE that has taken down its spokesperson, Montse Mínguez, by ending up resigning after journalistic revelations about her partner's real estate fortune, after having used the housing crisis as a pretext to go to early elections.