Abascal warns the PP that Vox will not support a government with Teruel Exists in Aragon: "They will have our vote against"

He also warns Feijóo that Vox will not be able to count on Vox to maintain Sánchez's "inheritances"

ZARAGOZA, 8 Jul. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal, has warned the Popular Party this Saturday that his party will never facilitate a Government in Aragon in which Teruel Existe participates and has encouraged Jorge Azcón to negotiate with Vox to build an "alternative" following the model of the Valencian Community, where both parties reached an agreement for a coalition Executive.

Abascal traveled to Zaragoza this Saturday to stage a campaign rally in Plaza El Justicia, under the shadow of the church of Santa Isabel de Portugal (the epicenter of Holy Week in the city) and a temperature of more than 35 degrees that does not they have dissuaded his followers who, without letting go of their fans, have shouted for him not to take "not one step back".

With the regional government pending since the regional elections on May 28, Abascal has assured that Vox has "an outstretched hand" to form a majority with the PP, based on the agreements already sealed in other autonomies.

"But let no one think that Vox is going to support, either by voting in favor or by abstaining, a government in Aragon in which the partners of Pedro Sánchez and the partners of Bildu participate," warned the 'popular' Jorge Azcón.

Vox wants to become part of the Government of Aragon in coalition with the PP. "We believe that the model of the Valencian Community is the appropriate model for Aragon", he has made clear about his requests in the negotiation.

In fact, he has insisted that it is "impossible" for Vox to provide an Executive with Teruel Existe and has explained that his party goes to the negotiations "without blackmail or maximalism." "If they do not respect us, they will not have our support, what they will have will be our vote against", he has warned, giving rise to Aragon being able to reproduce the situation in Murcia, where the 'no' frustrated the investiture of the 'popular' Fernando López Miras.

He has also defended in Zaragoza the interconnection of accounts, a national hydrological plan and "the necessary transfers", guaranteeing that Vox has the same discourse on water throughout Spain, the same in Aragon as in Murcia or Castilla-La Mancha.

Abascal has also sent a message to the president of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, for the elections after July 23 and has warned him not to count on Vox to maintain Pedro Sánchez's "inheritances".

As he has warned, Feijóo is already pointing out that he could impose tolls in the autonomies because it is "brussels imposition". "We do not accept Sánchez's legacies with the Brussels bureaucrats, Moroccan legacies or ETA legacies," he stressed.

"Whoever stands in the elections to maintain Sánchez's inheritance should say so and not count on Vox to impose tolls on the highways because we are not going to accept it," he insisted, provoking the ovation of his followers.