Alberto Núñez Feijóo attended El Hormiguero this Wednesday on the eve of the official start of the general election campaign for November 29. The president of Partido Popular and candidate for the Presidency of the Government went over with Pablo Motos the main issues of current political affairs and advanced some of the commitments he would take on if he reaches La Moncloa: repealing the housing decrees approved by the Executive, building one million homes during the next legislature, and updating pensions every year in accordance with the CPI.
The interview began with a Pablo Motos intervention about the absence of Pedro Sánchez. The presenter explained that the program had insisted for more than a month for the president of the Government to attend, but that he had rejected the invitation. Motos listed some of the questions he would have put to him about the corruption cases, the management of different episodes of the legislature, and the railway accidents in Adamuz and Urda.
Feijóo answered the presenter’s questions in a conversation in which he also addressed the general strike held during that same day, the relationship of the PP with Vox, migration policy, and the laws on abortion, equality, transsexuality, and euthanasia.