The Deputy Secretary of Institutional Regeneration of the Popular Party, Cuca Gamarra, has reiterated her party's willingness to advance in the salary equalization of national police and civil guards with the regional bodies, as well as in the recognition of both as a high-risk profession.
Gamarra made these statements before the media before intervening in Burgos at a meeting with Zamorano police and civil guards. There she emphasized that on November 29, Spain "has a lot at stake" and again highlighted the commitment of the PP president, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, to all Spaniards.
In this line, she insisted that her party "will not spare efforts" to "remove" the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, from La Moncloa.
"We will remove him together," emphasized the 'popular' leader, reaffirming the "commitment" of the PP to "make the reforms that the country needs." In addition, she announced that a potential government led by Núñez Feijóo "will have zero tolerance for crime and will protect honest citizens so that they regain tolerance in the institutions," a tolerance that, according to the 'popular', "sanchismo has broken."
"We see that prices are skyrocketing, refrigerators are emptying, and there is less and less housing. We are prepared to end Sánchez and sanchismo," reiterated the Deputy Secretary of Institutional Regeneration of the PP.
Gamarra also referred to the latest known information, assuring that the PSOE "will not be able to escape justice," despite "not providing the contracts required" by judges in the ongoing investigation procedures.
"Sánchez is the number 1 of the corruption network. He is the number 1, the one who refuses to deliver the contracts and invoices, but they will not be able to hide," she concluded.