The president of the Partido Popular of the Region of Murcia, Fernando López Miras, intervened this Friday in an electoral event in Molina de Segura together with former President of the Government José María Aznar and the mayor, José Ángel Alfonso, at a meeting that brought together more than 1,300 attendees.
During his speech, López Miras denounced the deterioration, in his view, that Spain has suffered after eight years of rule by Pedro Sánchez and warned that "what Pedro Sánchez has done during these eight years has irreparable consequences".
The PPRM leader questioned the recent appointments at Adif and Renfe and focused his criticisms on the state of rail safety, in a context marked by an investigation into alleged kickbacks in contracts for AVE works and possible irregularities in contracts linked to the maintenance of the AP-7 Cartagena-Vera.
López Miras stressed that "what Sánchez and his Government has done is unacceptable", and then went on to claim that "it is time to change, it is the time for Spain to work, it is the time to rebuild the country".
For his part, Aznar stated that the elections of November 29 are "the most important that are going to be held in Spain since the beginning of the Transition, the most decisive", by understanding that in them "the Constitution, the historical continuity of Spain, and coexistence among Spaniards" are at stake.
The former president emphasized the importance of facing the country’s challenges without delay and pointed out that whoever takes on the Government must be clear about what decisions to make and how to carry them out.
At the closing of the event, the mayor José Ángel Alfonso highlighted that "when someone governs, they have the obligation to give an account" and cast doubt on Sánchez’s new electoral promises after eight years at the helm of the central Executive.