Marta Belver Madrid
Madrid
Updated Saturday, March 9, 2024-17:20
Protest Thousands of people gather in Cibeles shouting "Sánchez, resign"
Amnesty Sánchez blames the PP, demands that they "trust" it and affirms that the Junts amnesty "will make Spain stronger"
Once the Amnesty Law has headed towards its approval next Thursday in Congress, the PP wanted to express its "frontal rejection" of the "political corruption" in which it understands that the PSOE has incurred by "consummating the greatest attack on equality between Spaniards and the rule of law".
It has done so through the approval of the
Córdoba Declaration
, a seven-point document in which it attributes to the "extreme weakness" of
Pedro Sánchez
's formation that it has led Spanish democracy to "one of the most serious moments." of its history".
In the text, signed in the aforementioned Andalusian city by
Alberto Núñez Feijóo
and his 14 territorial barons, it is criticized that the central government "has chosen to live permanently extorted" by Junts and ERC.
"Although the Constitution has always had its detractors in the pro-independence parties, never before have they had such a capacity to influence the common project of 48 million citizens," they warn.
According to the popular ones, the "impunity" law for those accused of 1-O "shields privilege, inequality and oblivion" and "is based on lies and a corrupt transaction that consists of selling your application in exchange for buying votes" so that Sánchez can remain in La Moncloa.
For this reason, they have reaffirmed her commitment to "work to stop it in all possible instances."
In addition, the Genoa leadership demands from the Executive "explanations and resignations for the plot that benefited in the midst of the pandemic and the torpedoing of the investigation", in reference to the
Koldo case
, in which the former right-hand man of the former socialist minister is being investigated. of
José Luis Ábalos
Development .
"We are committed to continuing to denounce in the institutions and in the courts any derivative of this embezzlement in the public coffers, regardless of who it affects," they emphasize.
In the
Córdoba Declaration,
the PP highlights that, through the Amnesty Law, Sánchez has tried to "deactivate one of the powers of the State, in this case the judicial one", which they consider "an exercise of authoritarianism incompatible with a system democratic and especially serious if we take into account that the PSOE is today cornered by a corruption plot that affects members of the highest level Government, the third authority of the State [
Francina Armengol
] and other institutions or senior officials of the Executive" .
Likewise, he accuses the PSOE of "trying to disguise the impunity law as an exercise in reconciliation, which is not real, neither specifically in Catalonia nor in Spain as a whole": "Beyond the immorality and illegality of the legislative text, Its impulse has already led to the division of our country in two and the independence movement feeling unpunished to reactivate its purpose of self-determination, as they publicly and repeatedly state.
"We feel more called than ever to reverse, from our responsibilities, the inequalities that are being generated. From the legitimate exercise of our self-government, we agree to activate ourselves to the maximum extent that our powers allow us to preserve the equality and solidarity that are being undermined," they add. in the PP, where they remember that it governs for 70% of the population.
In addition to Feijóo, the Córdoba Declaration has been agreed by the presidents of Galicia,
Alfonso Rueda
;
Andalusia,
Juanma Moreno
;
Cantabria,
María José Sáenz de Buruaga
;
La Rioja,
Gonzalo Capellán
;
Murcia,
Fernando López Miras
;
Valencian Community;
Carlos
Mazón
Aragón,
Jorge Azcón
;
Canarias,
Manuel Domínguez
;
Extremadura,
María Guardiola
;
Baleares,
Marga Prohens
;
Madrid,
Isabel Díaz Ayuso
;
Castilla y León,
Alfonso Fernández Mañueco
;
Melilla,
Juan José Imbroda
;
and
Alberto Gaitán
representing Ceuta.