
The Junts candidate for Congress criticizes the PSOE and the PP-Vox bloc during an event in Manresa
Míriam Nogueras, Junts candidate for Congress, has focused her speech in Manresa on the defense of Catalan identity and security, criticizing both the PSOE and the PP and Vox coalition in the face of the upcoming general elections.
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The event is part of the electoral campaign for the Spanish general elections. Junts seeks to differentiate itself from traditional state blocks.
"These elections are mainly about putting Catalonia in the center. But they are also going to prevent the PP and Vox coalition, those of the country in black and white, those whose priority is to end Catalonia, with our identity, our language and our institutions." This is how the Junts candidate for Congress, Míriam Nogueras, presented herself at an event held this Saturday in Manresa coinciding with the first weekend of the campaign. A message that he completed with a message to the PSOE: "It is worth remembering that those who were with all these people ten years ago supporting 155 were the socialists." "Therefore, not one lesson on how to stop the right," the leader concluded.
And the criticism of "the two Spanish blocs", as Junts defines the PSOE and PP-Vox, has been the dominant tone of a speech in which Nogueras has also taken the opportunity to raise the flag of security. An important fact taking into account that Manresa has recently suffered some episodes of crime and that it is a territory marked in red on the map by Sílvia Orriols and Aliança Catalana with an eye on the municipal ones. "Here there is only one party that has made our streets a little safer today," Nogueras warned about the law against multiple recidivism promoted in Congress. "[Pedro] Sánchez, nor [Alberto Núñez] Feijóo have not done it. Nor [Ada] Colau, nor Esquerra, who did not even vote in favor," he added.

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