Tellado: "The Government has committed a crime"
The general secretary of the PP, Miguel Tellado, has assured that in Spain there is no serious Government, but rather an Executive that is focused on defending itself against the cases of corruption that besiege it and that "has committed crimes to cover up its own crimes."
In his opinion, in the Ceuta crisis there has been "obvious responsibility" of the Government. "There has been a dereliction of duties, maximum negligence, because he knew what was going to happen and did not act. And they knew it because there were previous reports that warned about it," he stressed.
Abascal disdains Aznar's criticism
The leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal, responded this Saturday to the criticism that the former 'popular' president José María Aznar dedicated to him the day before, whom he sees as another "defeated by Morocco", and has taken the opportunity to recommend the leader of the PP, Alberto Nuñez Feijóo, to look for a "better godfather". Aznar praised Feijóo's "patriotism" this Friday, and contrasted his way of understanding love for Spain with that of those who need to "dress up as captain of the Tercios to show off as Spanish," in reference to Abascal.
"What about Mr. Aznar is truly surprising," commented the Vox leader, recalling that on some occasions the former president has been seen "dressed as Cid Campeador." "I understand that it was a joke, that we should not take it too seriously, but I am surprised that Mr. Aznar takes advantage of this type of thing to attack Vox and that, in addition, he refers to Sanchismo in reverse," he slipped.
In this context, he has advised the former president to "have a little more humility" and that, instead of "giving advice", he "limits himself" to telling his "experience" with the Alawite kingdom. "The truth is that I believe that we must listen to the experience of those who have been defeated by Morocco. It would be good to know what happened to them and what it was like because we Spaniards can learn from that," he added.
Miguel Tellado intervenes
The general secretary of the PP, Miguel Tellado, has intervened since the Madrid demonstration to offer statements to the media. "It is regrettable that Spanish society has to take to the streets to ask the Government of Spain to defend our territorial integrity. That is what is happening. The entities that call this march do so because Ceuta is unprotected, it has been the victim of an invasion, almost two months ago, and the Government of Spain did not act, and it had information. They knew it and did not act, and the reality is that after the invasion they are not acting with the speed and responsibility required in a case like this of any Government. serious. In Spain there is no serious government. We have some gentlemen equipped in the Moncloa palace, using it as a refuge to defend themselves from the different judicial cases opened against the Sánchez Government. This march vindicates the Spanishness of Ceuta, the territorial integrity of Spain and the need to defend national sovereignty, something basic in any democracy, but which unfortunately is not part of the ideology of the Frankenstein Government chaired by Pedro Sánchez. and also to its president, Juan Jesús Vivas, and to thank them and congratulate them for the heroic work they are carrying out in these weeks. There is more sense of State in President Vivas than in the entire Government of Spain combined, which to abandon Ceuta and to abandon Spain is to abandon Spain. It is difficult to demand anything from a Government that has plunged into the sewers that they themselves have set up to defend themselves from their judicial cases," he criticized. Tellado.
"The Government is to blame for what happened in Ceuta"
Regarding the eviction of Maricarmen, Abascal said that "the Spaniards are being evicted by this Government, eight years of Sánchez's Government have left the Spaniards in the worst of social circumstances, they have more and more difficulties to access housing, especially the young, many older people lose it. The Spaniards receive less and less social aid, and the aid and accommodations come for foreigners, for mass immigration and for invasion, as is happening in Ceuta in these moments".
The Vox leader has also referred to the unaccompanied minors who are in Ceuta by ensuring that the Government "does not know how many minors there are because they have not done the age tests. And we all know that they lie everywhere, where many of the supposed minors are of legal age. In any case, what should be done with the Moroccans who have entered Spain illegally? Send them to Morocco. What should be done with those who are children? Send them with their parents. We have said it For a long time, the majority of Spaniards think the same as us, no matter what they vote, and we are going to continue saying it. It is Morocco that has just said that it is Spain that has to respond, because they have said that they want Moroccan minors there. Something is happening here that escapes us from the Spanish. What effort is there on the part of the Government in the face of massive illegal immigration to continue institutionally kidnapping minors in Spain instead of sending them back to their parents? is to blame for what happened in Ceuta, and the culprit is not the one who is going to resolve the situation."
Abascal charges against the Government and Sánchez
"I do not believe anything that this Government does, it has told the people of Ceuta that they have to get used to a structural reality, and therefore no one can trust that this Government is going to do anything. We do not know how long the situation will last, but we do know that there are more and more problems in Ceuta. I want to express all my distrust of any of the actions of this Government, which obeys the interests of Morocco," Abascal criticized in statements to the media.
Regarding whether he has spoken with the leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, to activate article 102 of the Constitution and try Pedro Sánchez for treason, Abascal has responded that he has requested it publicly and everyone knows what his position and that of the PP is. "I do not understand the opposition of the Popular Party in this and we will continue to ask that this be activated in the Congress of Deputies," he indicated.
Manifesto in defense of Ceuta
In their manifesto they also advocate for the start "without further delay in Congress of the procedure provided for in Article 102 of the Constitution to try the President of the Government for treason and for attacking the security of the State." This is a request that Vox has been making in recent weeks, after its management in the Ceuta crisis, but that the PP has rejected until now, referring to the judicial procedure opened in the National Court.
The organizers of this march consider that "the people of Ceuta and also the people of Melilla need strong and urgent responses." "They give us a valuable example every day by fighting for their land and for their families with dignity and courage," they add.
For this reason, in the manifesto they ask for "the immediate application of the appropriate legal instrument for the militarization of the square and the expulsion to Morocco of all the invaders." "To support them in their fight against the invasion of their city, our next meeting will be in Barcelona on October 12, National and Hispanic Holiday," they add.
They ask for elections to be called
The manifesto of this mobilization calls for "the immediate calling of general elections so that the Spanish people can freely express their will." "Let's put an end to Pedro Sánchez at the polls and send his rotten regime to the garbage dump of oblivion from which it will never emerge again. Our Nation and our future depend on it," the organizers state in the text.
In addition, they demand a "guarantee that the elections will be clean" and that "there will be no adulteration of the census", given the "growing suspicion that the Government is preparing an electoral coup through devious maneuvers", in reference to the nationalizations with the so-called 'grandchildren law'.
PP and Vox support the mobilization
Leaders of PP and Vox will be present at this demonstration this Saturday. The Popular Party will have the presence of the Secretary General, Miguel Tellado, and the spokesperson for the Popular Group in the Senate, Alicia García, among other positions, in this protest.
In the case of Vox, its president, Santiago Abascal, already announced a few days ago that he will attend the march and that his party supports this call, as well as all civil society demonstrations against the Government of "corruption, lies and betrayal." And he added that on this occasion they want to show solidarity "with the compatriots of Ceuta who are having such a bad time." "We want to tell you very clearly that we are not going to forget you," he emphasized.
