The spokeswoman for the Popular Group in Congress and the head of the list for Congress for León, Ester Muñoz, reiterated this Friday, when asked whether the PP defends that the most voted list governs, that the rules of democratic play must apply equally to all parties, and she insisted on the advisability of a change in the central Executive.
"In the Popular Party we defend that the rules of the game be the same for everyone. What cannot happen is for the left to try to force its funnel on us every time it governs," she said, to then emphasize that in Spain a change is necessary to "get back on track and start working again."
Muñoz also said that the PP will follow the mandate of the ballot boxes on November 29 and, from there, will interpret what the majority will of citizens is. She recalled that "we have had four regional elections in the past year, this year, and the Spanish people have been very clear: they want right-wing governments led by the Popular Party and they have issued severe corrections to the Socialist Party," referring to the results of the elections in Andalusia, Castile and León, or Extremadura.
According to the Popular Party leader, the electorate has expressed with its votes a preference for right-wing governments headed by the Popular Party and, in this scenario, she underscored that the PP "promises management and rigor."
Asked whether she trusts Vox's "management and rigor" in the event of a coalition Executive with the PP, she answered that, in the regional governments where agreements have been reached, Vox representatives "haven't spent money on prostitutes" and there have been "contract riggings." "That, to start with, is already a guarantee," she concluded.
Ester Muñoz made these statements during an information breakfast with journalists held in León, coinciding with the start of the election campaign. At the event, she was supported by the rest of the candidates for Congress and the Senate for the province, as well as by the president of the PP's management body in León, Juan Carlos Suárez-Quiñones.