The parliamentary spokesperson of the PP, Miguel Telladospoke for the first time about the controversy that generated show images of socialists murdered by ETA in Congress, a gesture criticized by relatives of the victims and also within your own party.
The “popular” leader, who also posted images on his networks of socialist leaders assassinated by the terrorist gang and he then deleted themassured this Thursday that he does not regret his “intention”, even if he claims to have deleted this publication out of respect for the victims.
“I removed this photo from my social networks out of respect for the victims terrorism who may have felt offended, but I don’t take away the intention of my actionswhich is to confront the PSOE with its own moral misery”, he declared on ‘esRadio’, where he declared that the PSOE was going to “reduce the sentences of the murderers just so that Sánchez has six votes to approve the budgets who can allow him to continue in government. ” “It’s called moral misery, The PSOE is a party of miserable people“, he insisted.
A few words that followed on Wednesday last week, during the debate on the reform that allows the reduction of the sentences of ETA members who have served years in prison in France, which the PP allowed by “error”, Tellado mentioned in Congress Images of socialist leaders assassinated by ETA. A gesture that the children of murdered politicians disfigured it by ETA Juan María Jáuregui and Froilán Elespe.
The Tellado incident also created unrest within the PP itself and “popular” sources told laSexta that they considered this “overaction” to be an error: “After this error they should have been held responsible, demand accountability and insist that their votes did not change anything,” that it is the government that wants to reduce prisoners’ sentences. Overacting was a mistake“, they emphasized.
