Feijóo advierte al PSOE de que no va a “indultar corruptos” si gobierna: “Me encargaré de que paguen por todo”
El presidente del PP hace recuento en Vigo de los “17 sumarios” y “131 imputados” del PSOE y exige a Zapatero que “pida perdón a los españoles”
Alberto Núñez Feijóo, the leader of the Popular Party (PP) in Galicia, addressed a rapt audience in Vigo on Saturday, warning the Spanish Socialists (PSOE) that they will not receive clemency if they come to power. He alleged that the PSOE has 17 pending investigations, involving 23 crimes and 131 accused individuals, which could potentially amount to "1,400 years in prison" according to the Spanish penal code.
Feijóo directly referenced several politicians, including PSOE president Pedro Sánchez, his predecessor José Luis Ábalos, and other figures, suggesting that the PSOE's motive for advancing the elections to November 29th is rooted in their own "egolatría" (self-deification). He pledged that if he becomes the head of the government, he would "not pardon the corrupt" and would ensure that "they pay for everything."
Feijóo confidently declared, "Everything will be cleaned up... and we will start on the day of the vote by cleaning the ballot boxes," urging the accelerated mobilization of the PP's Galicia electoral machine.
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