Abascal claims the vote for Vox against that of the PP as "the only one who dares" to repeal Sánchez's laws

MADRID, 19 Jul. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal, has used his 'golden minute' in the debate held on RTVE to claim the vote for his formation against the PP, arguing that he is "the only one who dares" to repeal the laws approved during the legislature of Pedro Sánchez to "promote a change of course" in Spain.

Although he has not explicitly mentioned the PP, Abascal has repeatedly been critical of the 'popular' president, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, who has on several occasions proposed to Sánchez an agreement to facilitate his inauguration if he wins the general elections on Sunday on the condition that the president does the same. In addition, the leader of the PP has announced that he will "respect" the labor reform of the Government of Sánchez.

"It is not enough to throw Pedro Sánchez out, we must repeal all the policies that have brought us here and they know that only Vox dares the necessary change of direction," Abascal pointed out during his speech.

This "change of course" has to take place to "protect the economy, families, borders, industry, the countryside, freedom and the interests of all Spaniards without distinction," as he specified.

The Vox leader has also made reference to one of his proposals for this 23J, to hold referendums under the umbrella of article 92 of the Constitution so that citizens decide "on everything that affects them and never again make decisions behind the backs of the Spaniards".

Abascal has also used his intervention to censor the "excuses and lies" of Sánchez and his government, which "wants to hide the reality: that we are poorer, less free and that we are more divided." "Long live Spain", he has concluded himself.