Pablo Sarabiayoung player the real Madrid and currently plays in the Wolverhamptonprofiled Pedro Sánchez through his social networks with an extensive and very enlightening message, criticizing the political management of the disaster which DANA has provoked in Valencia since last Tuesday. A shame on which the world of football also has its opinion. Sarabia He is not the first to criticize the government and he will not be the last. Players like Marcos Llorente, Dani Carvajal, Lucas Vazquez, Dani Ceballos, Pepe ReinaSamu Castillejo or Raúl Garcia They also did this in the last few hours.
“When you warn of a disaster as it happens, when the next day it is more important to vote to control public television and raise taxes than to focus on aid, when you are offered aid and that you refuse it, when you want to obtain a political benefit from “bad management while people die…”, Pablo Sarabia published on his social networks criticizing all the political maneuvers of all parties carried out during the last hours in connection with the disaster caused in Valencia. It is clear that this is one of the great tragedies in the history of Spain and the response from political power is insufficient. Only the people save the cities.
But this brutal crack from Pablo Sarabia, who currently plays in the Premier League in England, is addressed directly to Pedro Sánchez, with a message similar to the one published by Marcos Llorente and shared shortly after by Madrid players Dani Carvajal and Lucas Vázquez.
This can be seen in the phrase “when… ‘He who needs help, let him ask for it.'” A phrase that Pedro Sánchez said a few days ago in an institutional message and which will haunt him for the rest of his life. A regrettable gesture towards a Valencian people very angry with the President of the Government for what they are suffering after the destruction caused by DANA and which has already cost the lives of more than 200 people.
Message from Sarabia against Pedro Sánchez
- When you warn of a disaster as it happens.
- When the next day comes, it’s more important to vote to control public television and raise taxes than to focus on aid.
- When they offer you help and you reject it.
- When we want to benefit politically from mismanagement while people die.
- When… “He who needs help, ask for it”
- When aid managed by our own people is more useful than that which the State gives you.
- When any disaster is used to steal.
- When the most profitable thing is to confront the citizens themselves so that they support you.
- When you see a weekly scandal and nothing happens.
When you see all of this and more, you realize that we live in a broken system, that they are not fighting for you, that they want you to stand up against your neighbor, while they line their pockets with our money.
When we get through this together, we will get through this. We will have to ask for real responsibilities. No simple resignations. They let people die while blaming each other. Why not send him to the army? Nothing to do? What do we pay taxes for? It’s a long-distance race, and it won’t do any good if we forget it in 1 month. Will the same thing happen as for those affected in La Palma? After 3 years they are still sleeping in containers.
Anyone who cannot lead should step aside and make way for the next person.
If one thing is clear, it’s that you are no match for your people.
