2023-05-19 22:23:25
We are at the gates of 28M and the tension seems to be increasing between all the political parties. The attacks are launched between all formations and leaders, regardless of whether they are part of the same political bloc. Precisely, to be a parliamentary partner is not an impediment for we can when launching reproaches against him PSOEwhich are even greater than those transferred from the opposition.
Latest attack from Podemos to his political ally in Moncloa comes from Ione Belarra, the leader of the formation and Minister of Social Rights. During a rally that took place this Friday in BibaoIone Belarra has harshly criticized the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, for the latest policies approved autonomously.
“What the president should have said is that Podemos is going to force me to increase subsidized housing by 50% in the next five years. That would have been the headline, that would have been the ad“, says the leader of Podemos, clearly charging against the measures approved by the Council of Ministers on housing.
“Impossible to believe the promises” of the PSOE
The Minister of Social Rights states that it is “impossible to believe the promises“of Pedro Sánchez, because for example he does not trust that the housing protected by 50% and therefore does not expect great advances in housing.
During the campaign event, in which he has shown his support for the Podemos together (Podemos, IU and Alianza Verde), Ione Belarra launches attacks as if she seemed to be part of the opposition, since she has also criticized that the PSOE has taken almost four years to approve a Housing Law that regulates rent. For this reason, he believes that these 2023 municipal and regional elections are more of a “referendum on the right to housing“, because the Socialists have approved the package of measures on the sector in the middle of the electoral campaign.
Regarding these precepts to control the rent, Belarra assures that it was something necessary since it was a “bomba” of transfers of resources from the lower incomes to the higher ones, accusing the “rentiers” of the “live by not doing“.
The attacks on Pedro Sánchez do not give up from Podemos, whose leader has addressed the past of the socialist formation and has exposed various aspects linked to the Vulture funds. “I do not forget the meetings of President Sánchez with the vulture funds. I do not forget that it was Minister Ábalos who said that housing, yes, well, it was a right, but above all it was a market good,” Belarra has criticized in Bilbao.
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