Pepa Rodriguez de Millán, Vox Spokesperson in Congress, mocks the president of the government, Pedro Sanchezfor the cases of corruption that surround it: “To say that the PSOE It’s clean, it’s like saying I’m blonde. Impossible,” he declared on Tuesday.
Millán addressed corruption in the government president’s environment: “The last thing we would believe about this government is that it is clean, that is clearly not the case.” The MP believes that according to the reports of the Central Operational Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guard, it is deduced that “there has been a series of irregularities and criminal acts which involve the Executiveto the PSOE and to the family of Sánchez, the first president of the government in the history of Spain with his family indicted.
Likewise, Millán stressed that his party will be present as the popular accusation in open corruption cases like the one involving Begoña GomezSánchez’s wife, the one who implicates his brother, David Sanchezand the one who accuses the former Minister of Transport Jose Luis Abalos.
The Vox spokesperson did not forget the Minister of Territorial Policy, Angel Victor Torresalso splashed in the Koldo Field. Millán reminds him, before the next meeting on unaccompanied migrant minors with the PP in Ceuta and the Canary Islands, that “what the minister should do is focus on his judicial defense instead of spreading insecurity in all of Spain.
Vox’s parliamentary spokesperson also criticized the socialist proposal to create a new social housing company, calling it “an electoral announcement of the smoke factory And corruption What is the PSOE? “We don’t believe anything in this government that makes fun of the Spaniards,” Millán said.
The PSOE does not give explanations
Finally, the Vox representative defends her party’s work against corruption: “The legal department is doing extraordinary work and will continue to work to get to the end of this matter, knowing that no member of the Government wants to give explanations. Congress of Deputies“.
“If they don’t want to give explanations here, they will have to give them before a judge in the dock and that’s why we are in person, because of course the last thing we would believe about this government is that it is clean,” says Millán.
