The President of the Government and candidate for re-election, Pedro Sánchez, has defended this Saturday "good politics" which, in his opinion, the socialists have driven forward over the last eight years against "bad education" that he attributes to the PP and Vox. In addition, he has urged filling the ballot boxes next November 29 to stop the "involution" and the "chain saw" that, according to him, both parties embody.
Sánchez has delivered this message at a rally held in Palma de Mallorca together with the President of the Congress and head of the PSOE list for Balearic Islands, Francina Armengol. The event, held in a venue provided to his leader, has included a poster with the slogan "La Peter lo peta", which the candidate has shown with pride to those attending.
Dressed, as has been customary in this campaign, in the T-shirt with the PSOE slogan for these elections, "La Fuerza de la Gente" (in its Mallorcan version), Sánchez has begun his remarks by setting "good politics" from his party against the "bad education" of Alberto Núñez Feijóo and Santiago Abascal. He has accused them of trying to "impose" "insult," "noise," and "lack of arguments" against those, like the PSOE, who propose concrete responses to the country's problems.
Criticism of Ayuso and defense of social measures
For the PSOE general secretary, "good politics" means offering solutions, increasing the Interprofessional Minimum Wage (SMI), revaluing pensions, or pushing forward a labor reform that has made it possible to reach 22.6 million members in Social Security. Instead, he considers that "bad education" is "calling cancer sick leave, as Feijóo does," appearing alongside Abascal to announce that they are going to review gender policies because he considers them an "excessive" expense, or calling unions "garbage," as the President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, did.
"Good politics bears fruit and we leave the bad education to those who say 'I like the fruit,'" Sánchez has ruled, in a new veiled reference to Ayuso. Next, he has called for 75% participation on the 29th so that the socialists achieve an absolute majority that, as he has said, will make it possible to stop what Feijóo and Abascal represent: the "involution" and the "chain saw."
"They represent the same insults, the same lies, the same cuts as the family to which they belong, which is the international far-right led by Trump, Milei, Bolsonaro, Le Pen, Meloni and Orban", the socialist leader has denounced, before questioning his own people as to whether they want for Spain "what they do not want for the world".
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