The president of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has described this Saturday the Executive of Pedro Sánchez as "the Government of corruption" and has emphasized that, if after the 29N he manages to reach Moncloa, he will not "pardon the corrupt." "I will make sure they pay for everything," he has assured before his supporters.
At an event held in Vigo, before a full auditorium that interrupted his speech several times with applause, Núñez Feijóo detailed the existence of "17 open cases" that affect the Socialist Party, in which "23 crimes are accused," with "131 indicted" and with sentences that, as he indicated citing the penal code, could exceed 1,000 years in prison. "That is what has motivated them to advance the elections," he has stated.
After denouncing that "the workers are the ones who have to pay the bribe of the corrupt," Núñez Feijóo also referred to the so-called Zapatero case. "We are still waiting for them to explain to us where the jewels came from," he pointed out, demanding the former socialist president to "explain it to the judge" and "to apologize to the Spaniards for the lessons he wanted to give us and for the embarrassment he makes us endure."
During the pre-campaign rally, the leader of the PP has cited Pedro Sánchez, José Luis Ábalos, Santos Cerdán, and Leire Díez to warn them that "everything will have consequences, everything." He has reiterated his message of firmness against corruption: "I will make sure they pay for everything," he has insisted, before emphasizing that "we are not going to pardon the corrupt."