The week was marked by accusations of corruption between socialists and “populars”. Between the Koldo affair and the conviction of Eduardo Zaplana, Anger between the two parties has increased with accusations and the “you are more” that has been repeated for decades in Spain. Everyone has their own opinion, but “which party do you think has a more appropriate response to the corruption scandals in Spain?” This is the question asked by the laSexta barometer to find out the opinion of Spaniards.
According to data from the survey carried out the week of October 14 by the InvyMark Institute for laSexta, respondents were linked to a barometer that records the political polarization that the country lives. Among the respondents, 47.3% They think that those who react best are the socialists, against the 47% who believe they are the most “popular”.
The Popular Party, led by Alberto Núñez Feijóo, therefore obtains three tenths less than the PSOE by Pedro Sanchez. While, 5.5% of respondents He believes that no political party responds well to cases of corruption.
For his part, the two formations continued with the harsh tone. That same Saturday, the Deputy Secretary for Coordination, Elías Bendodo, accused Sánchez of having “hijacked” the Attorney General’s Office to make it his “personal office.” Meanwhile, the Minister of Digital Transformation, Óscar López, highlighted that in Spain, corruption ““He has first and last names.” “The name is Isabel and the last name is Díaz Ayuso,” he said.
