
The leaders of the PP and Vox confirm their participation in 'The Wild Project' under the condition of not knowing the questions in advance.
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Jordi Wild proposes a series of electoral interviews for November 29 with strict conditions of transparency.
The leaders of the PP and Vox, Alberto Núñez Feijóo and Santiago Abascal, accepted this Friday the invitation of content creator Jordi Wild to participate in a series of electoral interviews on his podcast The Wild Project, under the condition of attending personally and answering the questions without knowing them beforehand.
Feijóo was the first to publicly accept the proposal. "Jordi, I will sit with you whenever you want. Spain needs a national reconstruction and I have a project to make it possible. Without limits or agreed questions," said the president of the PP, who joked that this is "easier than getting into a ring" with the content creator. "Set a date and time, and we'll see you," he added.
Shortly after, the president of Vox, Santiago Abascal, also confirmed his willingness to participate in the initiative through a brief message on the social network X: "Count on me, Jordi Wild." In this way, both leaders have accepted the conditions established for the interviews, while the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has not yet responded publicly to the invitation.
Wild's proposal consists of organizing a special week dedicated to the general elections on November 29, during which he intends to interview separately the main candidates of the national political formations, including Sánchez, Feijóo, Abascal and the representative of the left-wing coalition.
The content creator has established three conditions to carry out the interviews: that the candidates themselves attend and not other representatives of their parties, that questions are not provided in advance and that all invited leaders participate. "I don't want them to come to me with a prepared meeting because they have spent two weeks with a team of twelve people thinking about what to tell me. I want to catch them on the wrong foot, I want transparency and I want to know what they really think," he explained.
Likewise, Wild has warned that he will not hold the interviews if any of the candidates refuse to participate. "Either they all come or none come," he insisted, before expressly addressing Sánchez: "Pedro, a message for you: come, we are going to treat you well, but we are not going to make it easy for you."
Therefore, although Feijóo and Abascal have already accepted the proposal, the holding of this special series of interviews continues pending the rest of the candidates confirming their participation.
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