On the eve of the tenth anniversary of 15-M, there are many reminders about those days by its protagonists and the political context at that time with an economic crisis that seemed to have no end. Puerta del Sol became the center of protests and debates willing to change the political paradigm so far in Spain with bipartisanship.
The documentary ’15 -M Lost generation? ‘ de Cuatro has given voice to some of the protagonists of that moment in our country. The former Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy, recalled those days and also referred to a few words from the leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal, about his figure and his political performance.
“Right coward”
The president of the far-right party has criticized Rajoy’s management at the head of the Government between 2011 and 2018. “Isn’t it true that the only thing Mariano Rajoy did was continue Zapatero’s legacy? Isn’t it true that the only thing it did was maintain similar policies in Catalonia, that it continued the negotiation sheet with ETA, that it did nothing to find out that 11-M had passed? “
They have not been the only questions raised by the leader of the ultra-right regarding the management of Mariano Rajoy who continued: “Isn’t it true that he raised taxes as IU wanted, that he maintained the law of historical memory, the alliance of civilizations and the laws of abortion and gender? Isn’t all that true? But nothing happens. If you don’t want us to call you cowardly right we don’t call it “.
“I believe that the PP is going to recover those votes”
Before the direct criticism of Abascal, Rajoy has been forceful. The former president of the Government has said that he is not in favor of the confrontational policy and that he does not like extremes: “I do not like the parties that are in the extremes, but I absolutely respect them”.
The former leader of the PP has recalled that he has never referred to Vox in his statements and has insisted that he absolutely respects his voters.
Rajoy has gone further and referred directly to the reunification of the center right in Spain: “I believe that the PP is going to recover those votes and of the rest I have nothing to sayI’m not going to argue at this point in my life. Some of us have done something for Spain, let’s see what others do. “
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