The president of the PP and candidate for the Presidency of the Government, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has demanded this Sunday at a rally in Santander, before around 4,000 people, concentrating the vote in his party ahead of the elections on November 29 next. He has underlined that Spain needs "decency, ambition and management" to set in motion a new political phase.
During his speech, the former president of the Xunta de Galicia held the government led by Pedro Sánchez responsible for having led the country to "decadence," which he described as "a regime of corruption, incompetence and free-loaders."
The 'popular' leader has highlighted the PP's management in the regions and city councils where it governs and has reiterated that "when the PP governs things work."
As an example, he has cited the case of Cantabria and defended that the policies applied in this community are exportable to the entire State.
With the aim of reaching La Moncloa, Feijóo has asked for "the involvement of the 102 Cantabrian municipalities" to push forward political change and has emphasized that this "is not done from an office," but "from town to town, street by street, and house by house."