Feijóo promises to end Sánchez's "eight years of corruption, machismo, incompetence and arrogance": "There will be cleanliness"

Alberto Núñez Feijóo has turned the presentation of his electoral program into an amendment to the entire eight years of Pedro Sánchez in La Moncloa. "Corruption, machismo, incompetence and arrogance." That is, in his opinion, the balance of the socialist Government. And in front of him, the PP candidate has promised "cleanliness."

"In the first Council of Ministers, an audit of everything they have touched and looted will begin," he announced this Saturday before more than 8,000 people who packed the Multiusos Fontes do Sar in Santiago de Compostela. "There will be no pardons for the corrupt. Whoever has stolen will pay. There will be no impunity," he warned.

That Feijóo has chosen Galicia to present his electoral commitments is no coincidence. In the first weekend of the campaign, the popular leader wanted to claim his experience at the head of the Xunta as the main endorsement to govern Spain. "Spain needs rigor and I have it. It needs management and I have it. It needs experience and I have it. And it is called Galicia," he proclaimed, supported by Alfonso Rueda, Miguel Tellado and Diego Calvo.

Among his main commitments, he has announced that housing will depend directly on a vice presidency and has reiterated his promise to promote the construction of one million homes. All of this in the same pavilion where Pedro Sánchez is scheduled to hold his first campaign event in Galicia next Wednesday.

But Feijóo has also reserved space for emotion. In that same room, he recalled, he became emotional for the first time in public in 2008, when he still aspired to preside over the Xunta. Eighteen years later, he has returned as a candidate to La Moncloa, with the pavilion full and amid shouts of "Feijóo a La Moncloa."