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Feijóo sees Sánchez “lost” if he compares the demonstration in Madrid with that of the independentistas

The leader of People’s PartyAlberto Núñez Feijóo, considers that the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, is “lost” and “disconnected” from reality for comparing the pro-independence protest in Barcelona last Thursday with the constitutionalist demonstration that took place this Saturday in Madrid against the policies of the Government. Furthermore, he has claimed that The PP supported the concentration in Madrid but “has not appropriated it”referring to Vox.

This has been pronounced upon his arrival at the presentation ceremony of the candidates for the PP province mayoralties that is held in Madrid, when asked about the words of Sánchez, once again equating these two mobilizations already accuse the protesters of the Madrid convocation of defend a “uniform and exclusive Spain“.

contact with reality

In statements to the media, Feijóo has said, after those words by Sánchez, that he has the feeling that the chief executive is “a bit disconnected from reality” because “comparing once again to a demonstration in favor of the Constitution with a demonstration against the Constitution is to be a little lost.”

Having said this, the leader of the opposition – who attended this event accompanied by the Madrid president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, and the mayor of the capital, José Luis Martínez-Almeida – has advised Pedro Sánchez “to have a little more contact with reality“.

When asked why he preferred not to attend that demonstration in Madrid, which was attended by the leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal, Feijóo has indicated that It was not a mobilization that the PP had called but that its formation supported it. “They are two different things,” she added.

Having said this, he has indicated that a civil society demonstration “what it wants is for citizens to go, not for politicians to appropriate it.” “For that reason, we have supported it but we have not appropriated it. The people who wanted to go out on the streets came out and PP leaders did too but it is a manifestation of the citizens”, has declared.

capital candidates

Starting at 11:00 a.m., all the candidates for the provincial capitals will speak briefly at the EDP Gran Vía Theater, although The PP has reserved a special role for the Madrid councilor, José Luis Martínez-Almeidawho aspires to continue in charge of the capital for another four years.

Too the president of the Community of Madrid will speak and from the PP in the region, Isabel Díaz Ayuso.

In the list of candidates that Feijóo puts forward this Sunday, the new additions to the ranks of the Popular Party also stand out, such as Ignacio Gragera for Badajoz, before in Ciudadanoso Carlos Garcia Adanero who will seek to take over the baton in Pamplona after breaking with UPN.

There are also those known to all, such as Paco de la Torre, at the municipal command of Malaga for 22 yearsand new profiles, such as Daniel Sirera in Barcelona.

This is the list of candidates for provincial capitals and provincial councils:

ALMERIA: Maria del Mar Vazquez

CADIZ: Bruno Garcia

CORDOBA: Jose Maria Bellido

GRANADA: Marifrán Carazo

HUELVA: Pilar Miranda

JAEN: Jose Agustin Gonzalez

MALAGA: Francisco de la Torre

SEVILLE: Jose Luis Sanz

HUESCA: Lorena Orduna

TERUEL: Emma Buj

ZARAGOZA: Natalia Chueca

OVIEDO: Alfredo Canteli

PALMA DE MALLORCA: Jaime Martinez

LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA: Jimena Delgado

SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE: Carlos Tarife

SANTANDER: Same Gem

AVILA: Alicia Garcia

BURGOS: Cristina Ayala

LEON: Margarita Torres

PALENCIA: Alfonso Polanco

SALAMANCA: Carlos Manuel Garcia

SEGOVIA: Jose Mazarias

SORIA: Belén Izquierdo

VALLADOLID: Jesus Julio Carnero

ZAMORA: Jesus Maria Prada

ALBACETE: Manuel Serrano

REAL CITY: Paco Cañizares

CUENCA: Beatriz Jimenez

GUADALAJARA: Ana Guarinos

TOLEDO: Carlos Velazquez

BARCELONA: Daniel Sirera

GIRONA: Jaume Veray

LLEIDA: Xavier Palau

TARRAGONA: Maria Mercé Martorell

ALICANTE: Luis Barcala

CASTELLÓN: Begoña Carrasco

VALENCIA: María José Catalá

CACERES: Rafael Mateos

BADAJOZ: Ignacio Gragera

A CORUÑA: Miguel Lorenzo

PLACE: Elena Candia

OURENSE: Manuel Cabezas

PONTEVEDRA: Rafael Dominguez

MADRID: Jose Luis Martinez-Almeida

MURCIA: Jose Ballesta

PAMPLONA: Carlos Garcia Adanero

VICTORY: Ainhoa ​​Domaica

BILBAO: Esther Martinez

SAN SEBASTIAN: Borja Corominas

LOGROÑO: Conrado Escobar

FORAL DEPUTY OF ALAVA: Iñaki Oyarzabal

PROVINCIAL COUNCIL OF BIZKAIA: Raquel González

PROVINCIAL COUNCIL OF GUIPUZKOA: Mikel Lezama

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