The Deputy Secretary of Organization of the PP in Madrid, Ana Millán, has thrown a dig at the President of the Government by claiming that Pedro Sánchez is "one arrest and two indictments away from asking who Begoña" Gómez was.
At a rally held in Aranjuez, together with the Deputy Secretary for Education and Equality and candidate for Madrid to the Congress, Jaime de los Santos, Millán has gone after the socialist circle, emphasizing that "those from the Peugeot, those from the primaries, one behind another or they are arrested." Afterwards, she added: "I wonder, was the only good one Sánchez? We are one arrest and two more indictments away from hearing Sánchez ask who Begoña was," insisting on her ironic tone.
The 'popular' leader has also directed her criticisms at Adif, an organization which, she has recalled, has received 6,000 million euros from the Next Generation funds. "Where has that money gone? We have the right to know. The same day of the accident they released audio recordings accusing a worker, looking for culprits; you can't be more miserable," she denounced.
In her remarks, Millán has assured that "there has never been in Spain so much tension" and has accused the Executive of widening a rift between citizens. "A wall has been built between the Spaniards and us, the Partido Popular; we want to tear it down. We are the home that welcomes all accents, from Bogotá to Vallecas," she promised.
To conclude, she called for people to mobilize at the ballot box and stressed that the political situation can be reversed: "No bad government is a biblical plague, no bad government lasts a lifetime. We can change it with our vote, and to that we have to call everyone, which is why it is so important that on the 29th nobody stays at home," she urged.