The leader of the Popular Party and candidate for the Presidency of the Government, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, spoke this Saturday at a pre-campaign rally in Vigo, where he promised a tax reduction for young people, families and the self-employed and in which he warned of what could happen if those who agitate the streets get their way, resorting to the serious riots that are taking place in France and what happened this week in A Coruña.
When it comes to housing, Feijóo has promised to build one million apartments in four years, reform the Land Law and approve an anti-occupation law that allows illegal occupants to be evicted "in 48 hours."
Regarding street violence, Feijóo recalled that "sectarian violence is not Galicia" and called for "national reconstruction." "We must shake hands again," said the Galician politician, who added that "those with a single mind are not Galicia. Those who are not able to convince and then want to impose are not Galicia." Feijóo has supported the state security forces "and the journalists who have attacked." "There is no right!" he exclaimed.
All this, according to Feijóo, "is not an isolated and casual episode in Spain." "They seek to agitate a street that turns its back on them. There are parties that publicly encourage it. Here you know it well and that is regrettable," he said, arguing that what happened "has nothing to do with this city or this community."
The head of the opposition has described as "regrettable" "Governing Spain and announcing a wall to isolate those who do not think like you." "Where does this push society? What do we want? Do we also want the riots in France? Do we really want to get used to violence being part of politics?" he asked himself, after which he responded: "I certainly don't."
Feijóo has called to tear down "Sanchez's wall" which "feeds extremists and destroys us as a country." "I want a country in which you can disagree with words but not with stones," added Feijóo, in which "an older person can safely leave their home and do not have to avoid any street or square", a country "in which they can live peacefully and coexist" and in which "understanding between different people is possible." "And that is impossible when you always put egotism above your country," he added.
Faced with this, Núñez Feijóo has said that his proposal involves "guaranteeing security", that both the Police and the Civil Guard have "the means and support they need", and that "no one sees their rights curtailed". "I guarantee you that I will defend everyone's freedom," he stated, "that is where the national reconstruction that we propose will begin: we must shake hands again."
In another vein, Alberto Núñez Feijóo has described Pedro Sánchez's government as "the government of corruption." He recalled that there are "17 open summaries" that affect the Socialist Party, in which "23 crimes are accused", with "131 accused" and sentences that, according to the penal code, could exceed 1,000 years in prison, he said. "That is what has motivated them to bring forward the elections," he said.
Feijóo has complained that in Spain it is "the hard-working people who have to pay the bribe of the corrupt" and has recalled the Zapatero case. "We are still waiting for them to explain to us where the jewels came from" and has demanded that the former president "explain it to the judge" and "apologize to the Spanish people for the lessons he tried to give us and for the shame he puts us through."
The leader of the PP has recalled the figures of José Luis Ábalos, Santos Cerdán and Leire Díez to warn them that "everything will have consequences, everything." "I will make sure they pay for everything," he said, "we are not going to pardon the corrupt."
Feijóo has warned his followers that others have the objective that the PP does not have "the result that Spain deserves" on 29N and has asked to work and "give everything" so that this does not happen. Feijóo has stated that he feels "prepared" to win, but has warned that this goal "is not easy because on both sides, the objective is that the PP does not have the result that Spain deserves."
The head of the opposition recalled that "every time there is a problem in Spain, the PP wins" and that is why he has expressed confidence that they are going to "win the elections" and, furthermore, "fairly", complying with the regulations and knowing that "everyone" is against them. For Feijóo, Spain has lost confidence and "today Sánchez's word is worthless", something that he wants to counteract with this "contract" that he has signed with the country, which "transcends the political program" and which, according to "some", replicates "the Galicia model", which he justified: "I am not going to replicate the model of those who lose."
