Feijóo, desde Valladolid: “El PSOE está a punto de canonizar al señor Puente, qué falta de respeto”
El líder del PP insinúa que el Partido Socialista o sus dirigentes se han enriquecido con el dinero de la seguridad de los trenes
Alberto Núñez Feijóo, the leader of the Spanish People's Party (PP), has expressed his disapproval of the decision to hold a pre-campaign event in Valladolid, his hometown, where ex-minister Óscar Puente once served as mayor for eight years. The event, scheduled for this Saturday, has been planned for some time and was not intended to protest the Urda train accident, according to Feijóo.
Instead, the PP leader blames the current Spanish President, Pedro Sánchez, and corruption within the Ministry of Transport for the disaster that claimed 69 lives. However, Feijóo also criticized the PSOE leadership and President Sánchez for labeling Puente's resignation as a "political dignity" move.
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