Casado highlights his differences with Vox but says he has not "crossed the line" like "other right-wing populist parties"

• Direct witness A website related to the pro-independence left reveals the identity of the parents of Canet's child and the business they run

The leader of the PP,

has highlighted this Friday the differences that separate his party and Vox, such as the defense of the State of Autonomies and the European project, but has admitted that the formation led by

has not "crossed the line "as, in his opinion, has happened with" other right-wing populist parties. "

This is how Casado has pronounced himself at the Center for Public Studies in Santiago de Chile - before meeting with the country's president,

, - when expressly asked if he is going to make an alliance with Vox and what the common minimums that allow a center-right government in Spain.

The president of the PP has indicated that in the motion of censure that Vox presented a year ago against

, in a "very formal" speech, he already made clear what separates his party from Abascal, citing aspects such as the autonomous state or the European project.

"The issues that other populist right-wing parties raise in Europe and that are more newsworthy, such as the issue of immigration, gender equality, environmental revisionism or some other issue, in Spain the line has not been crossed. There are no initiatives parliamentarians who have crossed the line of legality, in deportation of immigrants, in defense of women or in realities of renewable energy mix, "he said, to add that" something else is the liturgy or the speech you have. "

Casado explained that this has allowed for "parliamentary collaboration" between PP and Vox in some municipalities or autonomies, citing as an example the recent agreement in the Community of Madrid to approve the Budgets.

Of course, he has made it clear that his party has so far not accepted to govern with Vox or change its program in matters of principles and values.

POINTS TO VOX BUT THERE IS "WHITENING" OF THE LEFT END

That said, he has criticized that there is a "whitening of the extreme left parties", so that the PSOE "is pointing out" the president of the Community of Madrid,

for "making a budget with Vox when he is governing with a vice president of Podemos who asks to end the Monarchy in Spain, the independence of Catalonia or the nationalization of companies and has Cuba and Venezuela as a reference. "

At this point, he has questioned that, when in Spain they have the "most radical" government in its history "with communists, populists and lovers of Latin American drug-terrorist dictatorships," "the problem" is that Ayuso "has agreed on budgets with Vox. ".

Casado has affirmed that the PP "does not want to be like Vox" and is "very clear" what differentiates it from that party, but cannot share the "cynicism and hypocrisy of the ruling left in Spain."

Next, he highlighted that his party leads the polls two years after the regional and municipal inaugurations, "some of them with Vox."

"Everyone has seen that the PP has not yielded in its liberal, pro-European and constitutionalist principles and values," he stressed.

As he has said on other occasions, the leader of the "popular" has assured that he wants to govern alone and has differentiated the governance of the investiture, something that, as he has said, is "very important."

In addition, he stressed that what "is absolutely unprecedented" in Spain is that the

"does not want to agree with the moderate center-right" and prefers to agree "with the communists of Podemos, the independentists of

and the pro-ETAs of

." "That had not happened. Who breaks the status quo of the two great constitutionalist blocs in Spain is Sánchez's party, not the PP," he proclaimed.

In his speech, the president of the PP has claimed "an inclusive and moderate political center" that unites societies, faces problems of social justice and promotes economic development.

"The project that I have come to present aims to be a solid containment dam against the populist tide," he said.

AN IBERO-AMERICAN POPULAR PARTY

Casado has pointed out that this task of strengthening and unity of the center is what has led the PP to currently lead the polls in Spain.

"And when the elections are, most likely, I say that surely, we will win and there will be an alternation," he said.

After defending his "alliance for freedom" against populisms and regimes such as those of Venezuela, Cuba or Nicaragua, the head of the opposition has also proposed the creation of an Ibero-American Popular Party, along the lines of the European PP.

SEES "UNUSUAL" THAT FROM THE GENERALITAT THE CHILD OF CANET IS "POINTED"

In a national key, Casado has taken advantage of his speech in Chile to denounce one more day the situation that the family of Canet de Mar lives, who won 25% of schooling in Spanish for their son in the courts.

As he has said, it is "unusual" that a child is instigated and pointed out from the

for wanting to receive classes in Spanish.

After greeting the defense speech of Spanish made by the

, he criticized the "terrible reality" that is being experienced in the town of Canet.

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