MADRID, 21 Mar. (EUROPA PRESS) –
The leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, will participate this Tuesday in a closed-door meeting with ambassadors of the European Union at the Swedish Embassy in Madrid and will not attend the debate on the motion of censure, sources have confirmed to Europa Press. popular’.
The PP had already announced several weeks ago that Feijóo would not attend the debate on the motion of no confidence that Vox, which presents the professor of Economics and former leader of the Communist Party, Ramón Tamames, as a candidate.
Sources from the ‘popular’ leadership indicated to Europa Press over the weekend that the general secretary of the PP, Cuca Gamarra, will ignore Vox during the debate on the motion of censure and will focus on “showing the shortcomings” of the “reckless” government “, “exhausted” and “inflamed” of PSOE and Unidas Podemos, recalling that the elections on May 28 offer the first opportunity to start removing Pedro Sánchez from La Moncloa.
“The true motion of censure will be on May 28 when millions of Spaniards speak at the polls,” they assured in ‘Génova’, where they consider that there are “reasons to censure and change” the coalition executive but stress that this is not the way because he is only going to give Pedro Sánchez “oxygen” with a “parliamentary victory”.
“Circus”, “show” or “show” are some of the adjectives that the leaders of the PP have used to define this vote of no confidence by Vox, which will have the economist and former leader of the Communist Party, Ramón Tamames, as its candidate for the Presidency. and that it will be debated in plenary session 101 days after it was announced by Santiago Abascal.
The leader of the PP has at all times exhibited a respectful tone towards Tamames, whom he asked in a talk not to let himself be “used” and even told him that if he were his father “he would not let him do this”, according to knowledgeable sources. of that conversation. However, the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has been harsher, calling him a “thorny” and “controversial” candidate due to some of his statements.
‘Genoa’ considers that Vox is wrong in its strategy because after the daily clash between PSOE and UP -which culminated last week with the crossing of accusations for the ‘only yes is yes’ law and the 8M–, the motion of no confidence can serve as “glue” and visualize a certain unity within the coalition.
And despite the pressure from Vox in recent days for the PP to change the direction of its vote towards ‘yes’, the ‘popular’ have made it clear in recent weeks that the deputies of the Popular Group will press the abstention vote in the March 22 vote. “Our vote is the one that neither Sánchez nor Abascal want,” said sources from Feijóo’s team.
