Reuters, 08/02 15:48 CET
Palma de Mallorca, February 8 ( EFE ) .- The secretary general of PSOE , Pedro Sanchez said today that Spain “does not support more divisions,” nor the PP that “only rules” for 10% of the population “and the division of those trying to fish in troubled waters of despair and disaffection “.
Sanchez made the remarks during his speech at the closing ceremony in Palma de Mallorca Policy Conference socialists Baleares, which has involved the general secretary of PSIB-PSOE , Francina Armengol.
“If Felipe González was the one who made possible the Spain of Zapatero’s Spain rights and freedoms, we call on the Spanish to build the Spain of opportunities, Spain equality, diversity, wellness, hope to return many generations disenchanted with politics, “stressed the Socialist leader.
There was convinced that to whom “fears” the PP is the PSOE and “millions” of citizens who always defend equality, freedom and social justice in Spain.
The Government Mariano Rajoy has become politics “in an accounting system,” said, before ensuring that the country “does not need an accounting system, but an ethical plan, seated in decency, dignity and harmony.”
Without referring in no time at the polls published this weekend, Sanchez commented that “some say that these times are not easy for socialists”, to which she replied: “But when we have had easy socialists? “.
” We -HA manifestado- have suffered dictatorships, jail time, exile, hiding, have faced a terrorist who wanted to make us go away. We have always resisted and advanced, we always knew unite around a same ideals and the same principles. “
Sánchez has asked the socialist unity and strength to” go all out and go for a win ” regional and municipal elections and that “thus ends the story right.”
“We have to go out there and play this game of regional and municipal elections with the intention of winning,” he stressed in his speech.
The number one socialist was convinced that his training will be the first political force in Spain in those elections of May 24, while announced that economic cuts , social and freedoms of the Government of Mariano Rajoy will end as the general elections.
Sanchez has said that the country’s problem is not the crisis, but the “right” of the PP, who would I reproached that has billions to bail out banks but not to prevent 32,000 evictions, what it will do its Executive when govern the country because you can not “forget” the dignity of people.
The socialist rule presented where a “citizen engagement” to create “decent” jobs, promote equality and “morally rearm” political life.
Sánchez has pledged to repeal the labor reform approved by the Government and restore labor rights “stolen” by the Popular Party, which has resulted in three years “the largest social fracture, political, economic and territorial history.”
The Socialists pose a economic and social agenda “fair” with no copayments public health, public education with more scholarships, to aid the disabled, pensions “worthy” recovery and “freedom of women”.
Sanchez has said it is “certain” that there are conditions for confidence in the economic recovery “despite Rajoy” as the lowering of oil, a favorable currency exchange and “finally” the commitment of the European Central Bank ( ECB ) with growth policies, as demanded by the Socialists.
In this context, the Secretary General has reported that the governments of Mariano Rajoy and the Balearic Jose Ramon Bauza have increased inequality and poverty.
Sanchez has held that there is “a different economic recovery, just” that is the United States Barack Obama in front, and has advocated an economy that promote equality among citizens with salaries “worthy” and not an “economy for Matas, the Blesas, the Aznar, the Camps and friends of the soul”.
In addition, the socialist leader has committed the approval of a new financing system, while on corruption stressed that not “shake the pulse” to cast their government any “corrupt”.
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