In recent weeks the PP has had a shaky policy when it comes to defending Carlos Mazón and his handling of the DANA crisis, but that does not mean that it has stopped shooting at the government of PSOE and Sumar. Both on this question and on others, the popular They believe the coalition executive is facing one of the worst weeks in recent times, and it has nothing to do with the storm.
Although in recent days they have tried to balance responsibilities and say, basically, that Mazón was as guilty as Pedro Sánchez or Teresa Ribera, the emphasis is now different. Specifically, the coincidence this week of different progressive politicians reporting on legal issues.
According to PP sources, this Sunday the central government faces a “new week” starting Monday. horribilis with corruption and justice problems as protagonists. “In this list, they pile up from the appearances of former officials of the Ministry of Transport talk about Koldo affair until the judicial summons of Íñigo Errejón, dismissed two weeks ago after being accused of sexual assault. Among others.
In part, former Minister José Luis Ábalos was indicted this week by the Supreme Court, and next week several former high-ranking officials of the then Ministry of Transport will appear before the Senate Investigative Committee on Monday. The next day, Errejón made his first statement in court.
Next Wednesday it will be Begoña Gómez who will have to testify before the commission of inquiry of the Madrid Assembly for her alleged favorable treatment at the Complutense University. The center severed all ties with the wife of the president of the government last October by canceling the two master’s degrees she directed.
After a week of parliamentary drought, Congress will vote on Thursday on a motion at the request of the PP “which urges the government to explain Sánchez’s link with Victor de Aldama“, the winner of Koldo Field who was photographed with the President of the Government during the 2019 elections. Accounts will also be requested for the trip of the Vice President of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, to Spain.
“Although Sánchez escapes again, putting many kilometers between him and the Congress of Deputies, scandals continue to surround his government and those close to him. And the news will remind him of this in the coming days”, recall the sources of the PP. .
