The Government uses the pact with the PP to intensify its attack on Feijóo

• Politics Feijóo and the Casado team face each other over the pact with the PSOE in Justice

• Politics The PP accuses Sánchez of "trilerism" for "filtering" an agreement on the Judiciary to which "the Government itself did not validate"

The PSOE and the Popular Party have turned the renovation of

into a throwing political weapon, consuming chapters of confrontation while the governing body of the judges accumulates more than three years with the mandate expired.

Both parties signed a secret pact in the fall of 2021 that, again, is one more notch in the fray.

The internal struggle in the PP, where the new leadership says they were unaware of the document and

's team denies it, is being used by the

to intensify its attack on Alberto Núñez Feijóo, in a strategy to try to stop the rise in the surveys presented by the

, while allowing them to detach themselves from the controversy surrounding the possible pardon of

, which bothers the PSOE.

An attempt to change the pace.

The pseudo-official flag for the beginning of the course is not expected at the end of August, beginning of September.

Expect an intense year in politics and every crack or leak is taken advantage of.

This is how they see in the Government the disagreement within the PP, after Feijóo said he was unaware of the secret pact that

, former secretary general, reached with the Minister of the Presidency, Félix Bolaños.

A version that is denied by the previous

leadership , which defends that he communicated said agreement.

This confrontation is being used by the Executive to resume the strategy of focusing its political censorship on Feijóo, hardening its message.

"Liar", "rebellious", "disobedient", "at the height of Trump"... It is the definition that Minister Diana Morant made of the leader of the PP this Friday, in evidence that the speech is hardening.

"Extreme Gravity"

The message that the Government wants to send is clear: the PP "keeps Justice kidnapped and democracy paralyzed."

The ministers Diana Morant and Carolina Darias were the first to come to the fore after learning of the confrontation between Feijóo and Casado on account of the secret pact on the Judiciary with the PSOE.

The argument was clear about the step that the socialists are going to follow: "Lies have very short legs," the two repeated.

"The extremely serious situation is that a politician lies, that he lies brazenly, that he becomes a politician who is not trustworthy, who is not a valid interlocutor for either the Government or the citizenry," the Minister of Science deepened. regard.

In La Moncloa there is discomfort with Feijóo because he distances himself from the pact reached with the Government for the Judiciary and says he does not know him.

Government sources state that the

knew him because they handled that document in two meetings that Cuca Gamarra and Esteban González Pons held with Minister Félix Bolaños.

That this document was taken and talked about.

Bolaños revealed it, says the PP

From the PP, precisely, La Moncloa is accused of trying to destabilize the new leadership of the party.

First with the "leak", they say, of a pact from another stage not agreed with the committee, and later taking advantage of the commotion to try to confront the incoming and outgoing leadership of the formation.

All in search of wearing down Feijóo at a moment of strength in the polls and on the eve of starting a crucial political course for the PSOE and its parliamentary partners.

Sources from Genoa rejected this Friday the accusations made by the Executive and clarified that the document was indeed on the table during the meeting between Bolaños and González Pons, but that it was not the PP who attended the meeting with said agreement, but rather it was the head of the Presidency who revealed it.

It was then that González Pons got up.

Until that moment, they emphasize, nobody in the PP leadership was aware of the existence of said agreement with the PSOE.

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