The leader of the Partido Popular, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has insisted that the formation "never" offered anything to the former ministerial adviser Koldo García. The latter, according to the information that has been made public, claims that he would have reached an agreement with the until now PP lawyer so that he would take charge of his defenses and pay him one million euros in exchange for data with which to "overthrow" Pedro Sánchez.
"There is no one in the Partido Popular who has any kind of authorization, not to offer it to Mr. Koldo, but to offer it to anyone. To no one. I have been presiding over my party for four and a half years, I assure you that this is absolutely false. On behalf of the Partido Popular, no euro has been offered to anyone," Feijóo has stressed.
The popular leader added that they have been "defamed" by a journalist and that, for this reason, they have "had to file a complaint against him," as he indicated in an interview on the program 'En boca de todos' on Cuatro, collected by Europa Press.
Promise to repeal the housing law and the 'only yes is yes'
In another order of matters, he has said that, if he comes to government after the elections of 29 November, he will repeal the current housing law and replace it with a plan to build one million homes. In his view, the problem of access to housing "is not solved with royal decrees," but "by building houses."
Feijóo has detailed that this plan will be promoted "by modifying the land law, modifying the horizontal property law, returning homes to the owners and approving an anti-squatters law." According to his proposal, whoever occupies a property without a title of ownership or a lease contract "will be thrown out" of the home, which would be restored to its owner "in 48 hours."
With regard to the "only yes is yes" law, he has emphasized that the PP already corrected it "to avoid the massive exit of rapists" and has advanced that, if he reaches the presidency, he will recover the revisable permanent prison for cases of pederasty, repeated rapes and sexual abuse. In addition, he has indicated that it will be considered an aggravating factor, up to reaching that sentence, that the killer hides the body of the victim.
Feijóo has also taken aim at the trans law because, in his opinion, "respect for women is fundamental" and that rule "does not respect it." Asked directly whether he would repeal it, he answered that he would.