Critics of Ciudadanos make the march to the PP ugly to the leadership of those who supported not showing up: "The loyal are leaving"

Representatives of the critical sector of Ciudadanos have taken advantage of social networks to reproach the party leadership for the march to the PP of Nacho Martín Blanco, until now the 'orange' spokesman in Catalonia and one of the leaders who supported not presenting lists in the general elections of the July 23th. "The loyal ones leave and the traitors in the party", they ironize.

Francisco Igea, attorney for Cs in the Cortes of Castilla y León, is one of those who have commented on the signing of Martín Blanco as number one of the PP for Barcelona: "Two weeks ago he was our spokesman in Parliament, a member of the permanent executive and a trusted man of our secretary (Adrián Vázquez) - he has written -. He voted in favor of not presenting the party to the elections. The party did not, but he did".

And he is ironic with the fact that, while the critics remain in the party demanding that this resignation to 23J be rectified, those who are leaving Ciudadanos are precisely those who supported not running in the elections on July 23, like Martín Blanco himself and before Inés Arrimadas and the deputy Guillermo Díaz. "Here we follow the traitors - he points out -. The traitors at home. Those loyal to the PP".

Until now deputy Juan Ignacio López-Bas, also close to Edmundo Bal, has demanded "a reflection" on the escape of Martín Blanco "by those who until a few days ago sat next to him at meetings of the Ciudadanos leadership ".

Marcos Morales, the third candidate in the primaries to be won by Patricia Guasp's list, has expressed his admiration for the Ciudadanos militants who, like Igea or Bal, continue to defend that the party go to the general elections. "All my support and admiration to those of you who continue to fight to change things has written on Twitter--. You are brave."

In his opinion, the management has decided to "leave Ciudadanos a zombie" until the 2024 European elections to continue "controlling the money that remains in CS" so that MEP Adrián Vázquez can present himself as head of the list to revalidate the seat.

The former senator Miguel Sánchez has also alluded to the passage of Martín Blanco to the PP, who in the aforementioned social network recalled that the 'popular' signing was "one of the hard core" of the Ciudadanos leadership and "of those who defended not run for generals." "We already know why. They are showing their paws," he added.

Along these lines, he stressed that Edmundo Bal and all those who denounced "that it could be a strategy to favor the PP", including himself, "were not wrong".

The coordinator of Ciudadanos de Hortaleza, Borja Soto, another of the most active critics on the social network Twitter, has called the decision of the 'orange' exporter "shameful and disappointing".