Aznar cree que la monarquía estará en peligro si Sánchez vuelve a gobernar

Former Spanish Prime Minister José María Aznar believes that the general elections scheduled for November 29 are the most significant since the country's transition to democracy. If Pedro Sánchez, the current president of the government, returns to power, Aznar warns that it would endanger the constitution, Spain's unity, and the constitutional monarchy.

At a conference titled "1936: The War We All Lost" in Seville, Aznar explained that the upcoming elections are not about political alternation, but rather a call for a constitutional reform. If Sánchez, who wants to give the elections a constitutional character, were to lead a coalition government, Aznar stated that the constitutional system we have known until now, the unity we have enjoyed, and the parliamentary monarchy would be at risk.

Aznar accused Sánchez of being capable of altering the electoral register, and he was certain that a potential coalition government would be much more challenging if the People's Party (PP) gained a substantial advantage in terms of seats with the addition of Vox. He also noted that the leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, would face a significant task of Spain's reconstruction if he becomes part of the government.