The leader of the PSOE, Pedro Sanchez, said Saturday that socialists are “incompatible with the PP and populism” and called his people to cope with both the “resignation Rajoy “as a project (referring to can) that is” built on the discrediting of others. “
In his speech at the first Federal Committee of the PSOE in its mandate being held today in Socialist headquarters Ferraz, Sanchez was convinced that Spain deserves “better” and has been considered a “pride” to attend these primary .
“ I want to lead change in Spain and this requires vision, project, honesty and be ambitious, but do not promise more than we can deliver, “he underlined.
In his view, the PP is “rubbing their hands at populism” of can , because the “only way he is weakening the PSOE perpetuated.”
The leader of the PSOE, Pedro Sánchez , said today that socialists are “incompatible with PP and populism” and called his people to cope with both the “resignation Rajoy” as a project (referring to can ) that is “built on the discrediting of others.”
The independence challenge
Sánchez has also called on the Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy, ” courage “to face the challenge of independence in Catalonia launching a renewed constitutional pact” together. ” “If you do that, if Mr. Rajoy is brave, who does not doubt but that the PSOE will be there” , has proclaimed Sanchez in his address to the Federal Committee of the PSOE, the first of its mandate.
The socialist leader has criticized the “stagnation” of Rajoy against the Catalan conflict, an attitude which, in his view, only exacerbates the problem of “state crisis “we live in Catalonia. He denied that the PSOE has been placed in a “halfway” position on the sovereignty challenge and reiterated its rejection of consultation scheduled for November 9, which is to force the Catalans to choose between Catalonia and Spain.
“We want Catalonia to the forefront of political and social that the Socialists want to lead change,” said Sanchez, who has praised the role of centrality of the PSC, in particular , its first secretary, Miquel Iceta.
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