The leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal, has assured this Saturday that the party will do "what is necessary" for Spain to be "free" and "not depend" on the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, nor on "his henchmen".
In a message disseminated on the social network X, Abascal has attacked the head of the Executive in light of information about the decision of PSOE, IU, Movimiento Sumar, Más Madrid, and Ceuta Ya to present themselves jointly to the Senate in the general elections on November 29 in 47 constituencies under the name Senate of Progress.
"Sánchez is capable of anything to destroy Spain. But we are also capable of anything to save it," the Vox leader pointed out in that publication, where he contrasts the actions of the Government with what, according to him, his party is willing to undertake.
In the same message, Abascal wanted to "send a message of tranquility, responsibility, and commitment" to his followers, emphasizing that "we will act with a broad perspective and do what is necessary for Spain to be free and not depend on Sánchez or any of his henchmen."