Feijóo argues that a general strike against the opposition would be a “disparity”

Feijóo criticizes the general strike if it is against the opposition and accuses the Government of bringing elections forward to stop judicial investigations.

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Elecciones generales del 29 de noviembre · Demócrata

The president of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has assured that, if the general strike called for this Wednesday, 11 November, “is a strike against the opposition,” it would be “an absurdity that does not exist in any country in the European Union.”

He also stressed that the event will take place exactly one day after the State funeral for the victims of the second rail accident and that, in his view, “dispenses with all the principles of sensitivity and respect for the citizens of the country,” as he stated this Monday in an interview on the program 'En boca de todos' on Cuatro, reported by Europa Press.

“Seeing the vice president, who now wants to be the president of the ILO, egging on the unions so that they hold a general strike, it is an unprecedented absurdity,” the leader of the 'populares' said, adding right after that “this has never happened” in Spain.

Regarding the election snap poll, Feijóo has said that it was carried out to “cut off judicial investigations, to cut off the case files, so that the judges stop investigating and stop avoiding rulings, so that the UCO and the UDEF do not keep going all the way through in the case files that there are, which are case files that directly affect the Partido Socialista.”