Pablo Casado asks the PP to focus on management and not on internal battles: "We do our thing, we are doing well"

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"We do our thing, we are doing well." The president of the PP, Pablo Casado, has passed by the internal crisis of the

in

and has asked his party to focus on what is important and not on the accessory. "Let's go to our business, to what we have to do: solve the problems of those who pay us," he harangued his own in a congress of the PP of Castilla-La Mancha that has elevated

as regional leader of the ' popular 'with 98.5% of the votes.

The

conclave

was unfailingly marked on Saturday by Isabel Díaz Ayuso, who demanded that the

congress be held as soon as possible

to avoid the "wear" of the PP, despite the fact that the party's national leadership refuses to change the deadlines. . This Sunday,

has not made any direct reference to the cold war between

and

, but he has called for "thinking big" and prioritizing the construction of the "alternative" government to "transform Spain again" over any another thing. "We are paid to solve people's problems," he stressed once again.

"This is the PP," he said after explaining his alternative proposals to the Executive in taxes, prison policy, security or pensions, before assuring that "there will be a lot of socialists" who share these measures. "Dear Castilian La Mancha Social Democrats and the rest of

, is that what we defend is common sense," said Casado, by way of invitation.

In his closing speech at the congress, the president of the

has criticized the Government's proposal to raise contributions so that they cover the extra cost of pensions and has advocated returning to the sustainability factor. He has also opposed his idea of ​​lowering all taxes to the government's fiscal policy, which has overturned all the PP amendments to the 2022 Budgets that demanded tax cuts. "They don't want to debate them," he complained.

"There is an alternative", has insisted

, in front of the PSOE and in front of the "new coven of the radicals", in reference to the meeting of Mónica Oltra, Yolanda Díaz, Ada Colau and Mónica García in

. What unites them, he said, is that "all those parties have 'surprised' the PSOE": Compromís, the Comunes and Más Madrid. Same as BNG and Bildu.

Casado

has also denounced that the CUP, that is, "Sánchez's partners in up to 40 institutions in

" said yesterday "that there has to be another October 1".

And, after criticizing the negotiations between the PSOE and Bildu, he has promised to legislate "that the tributes to the ETA members will end and that there will not be a single benefit if they do not repent and collaborate to clarify the more than 300 murders."

The recently re-elected president of the PP in Castilla-La Mancha,

, has promised "the biggest tax cut in the history of Castilla-La Mancha."

He has advocated for lowering personal income tax, eliminating Successions and Donations, lowering the AJD and Patrimionio, and "a battery of rebates for freelancers and companies, to boost our economy."

Núñez

has vindicated the culture of effort that has brought him here: "I come from the bar of a bar. I have learned in my parents' bar that, even if things did not go well, you had to pitch in."

And he has opted to boost bullfighting and hunting in Castilla-La Mancha.

In this sense, it should be noted that Casado has claimed the figure of María Dolores de Cospedal as an example for Núñez: "I see people who know how to govern. As María Dolores governed, as

governed

, we are a government party."

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