The leader of the PP believes the resignation of Óscar Puente is insufficient and points to the hard core of the President of the Government.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo demands the resignation of Pedro Sánchez out of "dignity" after the train accidents that caused 116 deaths, considering the departure of Óscar Puente insufficient and criticizing the management of the Executive.
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Alberto Núñez Feijóo has criticized the Government's management after two train accidents that have cost 116 deaths.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo does not believe that the resignation of Óscar Puente is enough after two train accidents in ten months that have cost 116 deaths. The leader of the PP considers that, out of “dignity”, Pedro Sánchez must also resign. Feijóo recalled that Sánchez's hard core since he became Government has been made up of José Luis Ábalos, Santos Cerdán and Óscar Puente, figures who have been forced to resign due to their actions.
“Let him apply the criterion of dignity himself,” said Feijóo in an interview on Antena 3, where he stated that the legislature “should not have started” out of “dignity” since it has meant going without budgets for three years, something unprecedented. The absence of budgets greatly limits State spending updates, something that may now be at the center of the debate after the railway accidents and the state of the tracks.
Given this, the leader of the PP has committed that, if he reaches the Government, he will present the budgets for 2027 and 2028 next year. Specifically, those for 2027 will be in spring so that they govern during the months of that same year and, in autumn, those for 2028 so that they can come into force on January 1.
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Feijóo will present budgets for 2027 and 2028 if he reaches the Government.
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