Feijóo y Abascal acusan al presidente de no ser libre con Rabat y Sánchez replica que no tiene amo
El líder del PP y sus diputados advierten a los miembros del Gobierno de que pagarán “la invasión” de Ceuta
Pedro Sánchez waited until the final retort from Vox leader Santiago Abascal to unleash the studied phrase, "Unlike you, I will be a dog, but I have no master." This marked the end of his first control session in Congress at the beginning of a new political term, which emerged amidst unresolved conflict over Ceuta and the looming prospect of upcoming general elections with no set date.
Both the People's Party (PP) and Vox employed the same script during their parliamentary harassment of Sánchez, accusing him of being restrained, conditioned, and compromised, unable to act freely with regard to Morocco. Abascal sought to bring Sánchez to trial for treason, while PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo linked these allegations with the various problems and scandals plaguing Sánchez and his team.
The President addressed the PISA Report and the ongoing challenges ahead, concluding on the upcoming elections: "We will meet in 2027 and we will win again."
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