The Popular Party has attacked this Friday against Bildu, which it considers a "partner" of Pedro Sánchez, for incorporating into its candidacies for the general elections on the upcoming November 29 "proud heirs" of the terrorist organization ETA.
The popular party especially focuses its criticisms on Floren Aoiz, designated head of the list in Navarra of the abertzale coalition for the Senate and who, as they recall from the PP, "in 1993 refused to condemn the murders of ETA."
"This is Sánchez's gang. On November 29 we will also vote to ensure that the proud heirs of ETA leave the engine room of the Government," stated the general secretary of the PP, Miguel Tellado, in a message published on 'X' and reported by Europa Press.
In the same vein, the deputy secretary of Regeneration of the PP, Cuca Gamarra, has emphasized that Aoiz "in 1993 refused to condemn the murders of ETA and justified the revolutionary tax to extort the Basques."
"These are Sánchez's partners. On November 29 we decide between decency and the defenders of ETA," concluded the leader of the Popular Party in another message on the same social network.