Marcos de Quinto calls Iglesias a "clown" and asks for a pact between "serious parties"

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The leader and deputy of Ciudadanos Marcos de Quinto has stated that, in the current context of the coronavirus crisis, Spain cannot afford to have a "clown" like Pablo Iglesias as Vice President of the Government, and has opted for "a pact between serious matches. "

"Spain is facing one of the most serious crises in its history and we cannot allow ourselves (as Girauta says) to be at the expense of this vice-president clown that we have. It is enough that the EU watches his videos ... Or a pact is made between parties Serious, or this is going to sink, "said De Quinto last morning through his Twitter account. He said this when commenting on a tweet from the Cs export speaker in Congress Juan Carlos Girauta,

Girauta had urged Sánchez to break the government coalition with Unidas Podemos because, in his opinion, Spain will have to ask for an economic rescue from the European Union and, with this party within the Executive, the situation will be even worse. Juan Carlos Girauta announced a few days ago his departure from Ciudadanos after the party's top leader, Inés Arrimadas, agreed with the Executive on the support of his group to carry out the most recent extension of the state of alarm.

According to Arrimadas, the intention of Ciudadanos when promoting agreements with Sánchez is that the Government be forced to agree with the opposition on the measures it adopts during this crisis, especially the economic ones, and thus diminish the influence of Podemos in defining them. However, the leader of the orange formation has never said that her goal is to remove Podemos from the Executive.

De Quinto, who has not publicly defended this Arrimadas strategy, already launched several criticisms against the second vice president of the Government and minister of Social Rights and Agenda 2030 last Friday on Twitter. He accused him of dedicating himself only to "agitation" and disqualified his policies.

The second vice president of the Government, Pablo Iglesias, has responded on the same social network to the deputy of Citizens. With an image of the Joker, he replied that "if defending the Minimum Vital Income and social justice in Europe" gives him "the honor" of being one, he assumes that it is "with great honor".

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