The PP accuses Sánchez of “judicializing the elections” for trying to win a seat in the Supreme Court with the null votes in Madrid

2023-08-12 14:15:54

General Election 2023

Last Updated Saturday, 12 August 2023 – 14:15

“He wants to get in court what the polls have not given him and, later, he is the first to talk about Trumpism,” laments Bendodo.

Bendodo, in a recent appearance. TAREK / PP

The Popular Party accused Pedro Sánchez this Saturday of “judicializing the elections” for trying to win a seat in the supreme court with the null votes of the Madrid’s community. “He wants to get in court what the polls have not given him and, later, he is the first to talk about Trumpism,” considered the general coordinator of the popular, they bendodo.

From Ceutawhere he met with the party leader in the autonomous city, Juan Jess VivasBendodo opined that Sánchez “does not know how to lose” and that this explains both his judicial strategy to try to recover a seat in Madrid and that to this day, three weeks after the elections, he has not yet congratulated Alberto Nez Feijo for being the candidate with the most votes 23-J: “He is the most arrogant president of the Government of our country, which leads him to not know how to recognize that the PP has won the elections.”

The PSOE’s plan is to appeal to the Supreme Court the decision of the Central Electoral Board (JEC) not to review the 30,302 null votes registered in Madrid on July 23. With this, Ferraz hopes to recover the seat that the external vote seized from the PSOE and handed over to the PP, complicating the possibilities of governability to the maximum, since Sánchez thus needs the explicit support of Junts.

According to number three of the PP, the socialist leader “is desperately trying to put together a Frankenstein two”, which is why he does not respect the political tradition of our country that the list with the most votes has always governed, for which, he said , you are demonstrating significant irresponsibility.

This leads the PP to emphasize that Feijo should be in charge of articulating the government because it is the safest, they say in Genoa, for Spain. “Or a strong and solitary PP government, where there will only be PP ministers; or the option of Sánchez and 24 parties: the PSOE, the 18 that make up Sumar and the five pro-independence and nationalist parties,” Bendodo launched this Friday. .