The spokesman for the PP Campaign, Borja Sémper, has recognized this Monday that the “internal mess” between Podemos and Sumar, the new platform of Yolanda Díaz, can benefit the popular electorally and, although he said that he is not the one to give advice The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has warned him, after the presentation of this new formation: “Watch out for the white markings.”
After the presentation over the weekend of the new coalition of leftist forces in which Podemos was absent, “the PP is not worried about anything.” However, the spokesman for the popular do you think who cares about this schism between Yolanda Diaz and Podemos is the former vice president Pablo Iglesias, the PSOE and Pedro Sánchez, among others.
However, when asked about the electoral benefits of this schism, which continues after the presentation of Yolanda Díaz’s candidacy, Sémper has recognized that “it is likely” that it will come in handy for the PP in the elections. “But we are more concerned with things to eat”, has apostilled
Sémper has influenced an idea that has also been referred to today by the leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, considering that this schism has generated a “tripartite” within the coalition government. “It is a government that arrived as a two-party government and has emerged as a tripartite one, the question that must be asked is when this government has time to dedicate itself to the real problems of the Spanish people,” he stressed.
He alluded to one of the ideas that Yolanda Díaz launched during her act: “Yesterday we had the opportunity to see a vice president of the Government affirming that Spain is thirsty for change and the vice president is absolutely right, the Government recognizes the vocation of a different policy”.
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Regarding the post-electoral pacts with Vox, Sémper has stressed that The guideline of Feijóo and the national leadership of the party is “to win the next elections and do it with a broad result so as not to need others.” Regarding the interview in LA RAZÓN in which the president of Castilla La Mancha, Emiliano García Page, highlighted that the government’s partners go to extremes and, furthermore, they do not take charge of the entire government, Sémper assured that he has an “extraordinary assessment” of Page and that he is sure that “They are aware that change is coming.” Likewise, he recalled that “the socialist barons are responsible for not stopping Sánchez’s harmful policies, a toxic policy that he has installed in Spain.”