Aznar’s Faes demands that Feijóo move from “words” to “facts” in the face of the amnesty

2023-11-10 12:09:42

“The room for statements by those who really oppose this indignity is already more than exhausted. “Only facts can be judged, not words.” This is what the Faes foundation, chaired by José María Aznar, expressed this Friday about the agreement for the investiture of Pedro Sánchez signed on Thursday between the PSOE and Junts, and which includes, among other measures, the approval of an amnesty law. And the person who should be in charge of these “facts” is none other than the leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo.

Beyond the amnesty, an agreement on historical disagreements

Aznar’s foundation has issued a statement sent to the media in which it harshly criticizes the investiture agreement of Pedro Sánchez, who this morning with the PNV completed the majority necessary to be re-elected for a third term as President of the Government. “The pact between the Socialist Party and Junts would cause astonishment if it were not for the fact that the destructive ambition of Pedro Sánchez and the accelerated degradation to which he has dragged his party have made any madness plausible,” the text begins. “Is there anything that has not given in, any claim that the PSOE has not simply signed?” He continues, considering the socialists’ explanations as “a monument to cynicism.”

“Indignation, in addition to its legitimate and peaceful expression, cannot fill everything,” says Faes. “We must enforce democratic, Spanish and European institutions,” he says. The foundation warns of “a threat to national integrity and equal citizenship” and calls the pact signed with Carles Puigdemont a “removal agreement,” which “does nothing more than confirm the seriousness of this pathological policy that has been imposed in our country.” country”.

The foundation considers the PSOE already lost. “To think that there is ‘another’ Socialist Party waiting to become visible is simple voluntarism” because “the PSOE has chosen to align itself with secessionism (…) against the millions of Spaniards.”

“It is time for the institutions of the rule of law, for organized civil society, for the solidarity of those who do not accept the illiberal drift,” adds Faes. The foundation points out that “the responsibility” lies with the PSOE, “whose democratic and civic memory, the true one, is converted into a simple memory of the past, a debunked mirage.”

And he concludes: “The room for statements by those who really oppose this indignity is already more than exhausted. “Only facts can be judged, not words.” For this reason, he assures, “the responsibility acquired by the Popular Party is, without any hyperbole, truly historic” that “it is in a position to demonstrate that arbitrary and harmful decisions that affect all Spaniards cannot be supplanted by harmful partisan arrangements.” guided by ambition and revenge.”

Faes ditches: “With all serenity, the PP under the leadership of Alberto Núñez Feijóo is in a position to do so.”