Vox has revised the appearance of Pedro Sanchez this Wednesday in Congress to deny the “hoaxes” that, according to him, the president of the government would have spat from the gallery of the Lower House. And all this, according to him, “not to mention the ocean of corruption that surrounds it”.
In a long discussion thread on the social network “Since Sánchez has been president, his government and his party have been involved in countless cases of corruption”, respond those of Santiago Abascal.
“As is the habit of the autocrat Sánchez, yesterday he used his response without time limit to seize the television and try to manipulate with ‘hoaxes and mud’. All this so as not to talk about the insecurity and ruin to which the Spanish people have been condemned,” denounces Vox.
To begin with, the party defends the credits obtained via a Hungarian bank to finance the 2023 electoral campaigns and denies that they are “illegal”. “None of the Spanish banks VOX spoke with wanted to finance the party, even though they make money from it and finance all the other Spanish parties. Could this be due to threats or coercion of the government?” he replies.
He also maintains that Abascal earns nothing for being president for life of Disenso, he defends that his positions have had their salaries frozen since 2023. “What are these lies for? The autocrat continues to spread hoaxes, not to mention the ocean of corruption that surrounds him. It’s not wrong.”
Vox thus reviews some of the scandals surrounding the president, such as the affairs of his wife, Begoña Gómez, the situation of his brother or the “infinite” cases of corruption linked to the PSOE and the government.
“And with all this corruption surrounding him, Pedro Sánchez still does not answer the question that Santiago Abascal asked him up to seven times and that sooner or later he will have to testify. “How many CEOs of public companies who rely on government regulation have you called to meet your wife?”
