Feijóo Calls for an "Unnamed" Rally This Sunday Against Sanchez's "Degradation": "It's the Rotten Apple"

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The PP again calls on citizens to fill the streets because of the government's judicial scandals. Specifically, the popular president, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has called for a "civic and unnamed" rally this Sunday at the Temple of Debod in Madrid at 12 noon "in defense of Spain." "The government is calling on the Spanish to protest against the judges, I summon them against the corrupt and against all those who hold it," he said, while he has label…

El Mundo

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"When everyone who has been charged enters one place, in prison, he must leave another, La Moncloa." PP president Alberto Núñez Feijóo has valued...

abc

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Alberto Núñez Feijóo has called for citizens to return to the streets against the government of Pedro Sánchez – “against the corrupt,” he said – hours after the Supreme Court judge’s decision to put José Luis Ábalos, former Transport Minister and former Secretary of Organisation of the PSOE, in prison, and his fully trusted adviser, Koldo García, were heard. The PP leader appeared at the party’s national headquarters this Thursday afternoon to c…

El Huffington Post

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The PP president argues that 'if the partners want to remain complicit there, they will pay for it'.

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The head of the opposition dismisses a motion of censure and assures that his relationship with the Executive will be only institutional: "With this Government you cannot have a relationship of trust because you are under suspicion"

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The People’s Party returns to the streets against the government. Former socialist minister José Luis Ábalos and his advisor Koldo García have motivated the PP to march again in the street against the executive of Pedro Sánchez. PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo has called a rally next Sunday in Madrid “against the corrupt and against all those who support them,” with the aim of making it an “open and unnamed” mobilization that transcends the PP.