The Secretary General of the PP, Cuca Gamarraassured that the PSOE would sign its death certificate in the Federal Congress, before November, and that it is called to “destroy socialism and definitively move towards sanchismo.
“The PSOE has not called a congress, what he called was the funeral of socialism. So what? Well, for the mutilations (…) It is a Congress to eliminate any loophole of criticism. If you still do not have a slogan, we propose one to you: ‘The silence of the lambs'”, indicated Gamarra this Saturday during his visit to the PP headquarters in Soria.
Regarding the trip of the President of the Government, Pedro SanchezNext week, in China, the popular secretary said “she feels” that Sánchez is going to that country so that “the Communist Party can learn from him.”
“While the PSOE is preparing the federal purge of November, and now is also the time when Pedro Sánchez goes to China“Some may think that he is going to China to learn from the Chinese Communist Party about internal discipline, but I have the feeling that Pedro Sánchez is going to China so that the Communist Party can learn from him.”
Gamarra indicated that the PSOE they do “harakiri” to definitively become the CPS, with a “program of legal inequality, amnesty, lack of economic solidarity, separatist couponazo.”
In addition, he said he would also be in Soria this Saturday to “defend” the citizens of Soria, Teruel and Cuenca so that these are not used politically “neither by Sánchez nor by his people, nor to justify the unjustifiable, to justify what constitutes the definitive blow to social cohesion and equality among all Spaniards.”
“They wanted to use this week as a hoax to try to hide the shame of what they agreed to to continue to remain in power Pedro Sánchez and now one of his own like Salvador Illa,” criticized Gamarra, following the statements of the government spokesman minister, Pilar Alegriaand the PSOE spokesperson, Esther Penawho compared the single financing of Catalonia with the differentiated taxation of the provinces at risk of depopulation of Teruel, Soria and Cuenca.
This is why Gamarra assured verbatim that a farmer from Soria is nothing less than a deputy of Esquerra Republicana; that An independent from Teruel is nothing less than a PSC deputy; and that anyone working in the hotel sector, for example in Cuenca, is nothing less than Salvador Illa.
“What the separatist concert means is less solidarity, less cohesion, less territorial structuring. But the key is also in exchange for what. In exchange for power,” said the popular secretary.
