Feijóo defends the King's message: "Outside of respect for the Constitution there is no law but arbitrariness"

MADRID, 24 Dic. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The president of the Popular Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has pointed out that "outside of respect for the Constitution and the institutions there is no law but arbitrariness."

This was stated this Sunday, December 24, by the popular leader in a publication on the social network X after the traditional Christmas message from King Felipe VI.

"In his Christmas message, King Felipe VI has defended the validity of the Constitution as the only guarantor of coexistence and a future with certainty for all. Outside of respect for the Constitution and institutions there is no law but arbitrariness," he said. settled the president of the PP.

Along the same lines, the general secretary of the PP, Cuca Gamarra, has celebrated that the King has "been resounding in defending the unity of Spanish society."

"Spain and the Constitution. At a time when there is a clear objective of overflowing our common rules, His Majesty the King has been resounding in defending the unity of Spanish society. Outside of the Constitution there is no law. Long live the King!" Gamarra has published.

The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has also highlighted several phrases from the speech, emphasizing that the King has warned that "without respect for the Magna Carta there is no democracy or coexistence possible."

'Outside the Constitution there is no Spain in peace and freedom'; 'Preventing the germ of discord from ever establishing itself among us is a moral duty that we all have'; 'We should become aware of what a great country we have. And guarantee to new generations the legacy of a united, respected and loved Spain... Of our truth as a Nation', have been some of the Monarch's phrases compiled by Ayuso.

For her part, the deputy spokesperson of the Popular Parliamentary Group in the Congress of Deputies, Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo, has applauded the "brave and essential defense of the separation of powers" of Felipe VI.

"The value of concord. The validity of the Constitution. The truth of the Nation. And a brave and essential defense of the separation of powers. Long live the King," added Álvarez de Toledo.

The president of the Junta de Andalucía, Juanma Moreno, has also been "proud" of King Felipe and has shared the vindication of the Constitution that he made in his tenth Christmas Message. "We can always count on Andalusia so that discord does not establish itself between us. We all do Spain," Moreno said.