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“They do not have the absolute majority to govern Spain”

The former president of the Generalitat Carles Puigdemont expressed this Wednesday during a meeting with the JxCat parliamentary group that “we need to renew leadership”although he did not specify whether he would keep his promise to abandon politics if he was not elected president of the Generalitat.

He also took the opportunity to send a new warning to Sánchez: “They do not have an absolute majority to govern Spain. Furthermore, he is not aware of it, because sometimes it seems that he thinks that he governs with the absolute majority, that he does not even need to negotiate and that he is even tempted to say that he doesn’t even need the Spanish Parliament, which he can govern without it. »

During a conference organized as part of these days, Puigdemont called for “taking advantage” of the DPG to “remember what the polls decided”in reference to a “weak” government, without a majority in Parliament, and which is the result of a pact “in which even those who signed it do not believe”, in reference to the ERC and the commons.

Faced with this situation, Puigdemont claimed JxCat as the only alternative to the Government and as the party “more interclass and more transversal“: “Let’s use all this to build the alternative and overcome adversity”, emphasized the former president. Puigdemont warned that, when the PSC government talks about “normalizing” Catalonia, it is actually talking about “denationalization” . Junts deputies will be “faced” with any “sectarian drift” of the Catalan executive.

In the opinion of the former president, the influence of the Catalan Civil Society (SCC) in the Illa government “is notable”, at the same time as he criticized the Catalan president yesterday didn’t spend “not even a minute” referring to the Catalans “who were attacked” during the unilateral 1-O referendum.

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