The national spokesperson of Vox for the Spain Agenda, Isabel Pérez, expressed this Thursday in Oviedo her condolences and support to the victims of the railway accident recorded on Wednesday in Urda (Toledo), and directly held the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, and the Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility, Óscar Puente, responsible, whom she pointed to as "direct perpetrators" of what happened.
During an event with Vox members in Asturias, Pérez demanded that Sánchez and Puente "stop with the little dances" and the "little jokes", that they "stop laughing at all Spaniards" and warned that her party will do "everything possible" to put "this corrupt government and this criminal government in the dock of the accused".
According to what she argued, "spending the money of all Spaniards, who pay with great effort, on the maintenance of the railway tracks in Morocco or to place prostitutes in the Ministry of Transport", also "kills". In her opinion, it is "inadmissible" that in Spain "what is important works worse and worse every time and impunity and corruption work better and better every time".
In this context, the Vox leader maintained that citizens have the "moral duty" to "throw the president out of this government" and all his team in the next general elections on November 29, for which she has asked for massive participation to support the project of her formation.
Pérez linked this accident with other recent episodes, such as the eruption of the La Palma volcano, the DANA in the Valencian Community, the "abandonment" of Ceuta or the railway accident in Adamuz at the beginning of the year, which she cited as examples of what she considers to be deficient management by the central Executive.
From the "land of the Reconquest", the spokesperson called to fill the ballot boxes on November 29 to support Vox's program and send to "the wastebasket of history" the Government's policies and those of its "accomplices", among whom she included the Asturian president Adrián Barbón. "Vox is going to reconquer every place in Spain, we are going to bring hope to all Spaniards", she stated.
Among the measures defended by Vox, Pérez mentioned "national priority" in access to aid and public housing, the "re-immigration" of immigrants in an illegal situation and a reduction in the tax burden.