Santiago Abascal convierte el relevo de Óscar Puente en un ataque al presidente: “Siempre tiene un fusible que desconectar”
El líder de Vox reúne a cientos de seguidores en la plaza Mayor de Ciudad Real, donde un asistente lanza un huevo contra los periodistas durante el turno de preguntas
Santiago Abascal, leader of the far-right Vox party, turned the handover of Óscar Puente to a new role in the government into an attack on the President, Pedro Sánchez. In a passionate speech at the main square of Ciudad Real, Abascal accused the government of being filled with traitors, saying that each new addition is just another "fuse" to be disconnected by those in power.
Abascal's arrival was met with cheers from thousands of supporters who had gathered in the square, many having waited for hours to see him. As he took the podium, his words immediately focused on the political conflict. His primary target was Pedro Sánchez, who he accused of being undermined by the handover of the Transport portfolio to Carlos Cuerpo, the first vice president and minister of Economy.
Abascal's message was clear: "It's just another body standing between Pedro Sánchez and the cabinet. Just one more fuse for Pedro Sánchez to cut." He ended his speech with a defiant statement: "We dare say that the betrayal of this government is killing it."
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