Feijóo will bring "face to face" with Sánchez the "sickness of sanchismo" and the "difficulties" of the families

He says that "probably" Sánchez is preparing "disqualifications and insults" but he will go to that debate with "proposals and commitments"

The leader of the PP and candidate for the Presidency of the Government, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has advanced this Saturday that he will bring to the 'face to face' with the head of the Executive the "fed up with sanchismo" and the "difficulties" of the families to reach end of the month by having less disposable income. In addition, he has said that "probably" Pedro Sánchez is preparing "insults and disqualifications" but he will attend that debate with "proposals and commitments".

This is how Feijóo has pronounced himself in an act in Corrales del Vino (Zamora), of about a thousand inhabitants, where he has held a meeting with residents of the municipality. He has been accompanied on his walk through the streets of the town by the president of the Junta de Castilla y León, Alfonso Fernández Mañueco.

Two days before his debate with Sánchez -organized by Atresmedia-, the president of the PP has highlighted that the head of the Executive "has locked himself up for four days" to prepare the debate and has recalled that he came to ask "with a small mouth "Six face to face. "If you need four days to prepare each debate, you would need two electoral campaigns," he ironized.

Feijóo has indicated that Sánchez's "excuse" for not holding rallies is that he is "preparing for the debate" and has indicated that he does not visit the towns of Spain as the PP is doing because "it is probably not well received" and his fellow socialists " have difficulties to summon the citizens". "The excuse of the debate no longer works," he exclaimed, adding that Sánchez "has made more trips in Falcon than towns he has visited in Spain."

The leader of the PP has indicated that he is also going to prepare the debate, to which he will bring proposals and what they have transferred to him on his visits to the different territories. "Most of the citizens that I have met during all these months have told me that they are fed up with sanchismo, that they need a president of the government of all, who treats any town in Spain equally," he indicated.

Feijóo has assured that he will bring to the debate "not only the weariness against sanchismo" but what is happening with food, which "is through the roof", that "light has risen more than in the rest of Europe", that the mortgages "have increased by 300 euros more per month" or that there are "people who still have not been able to get their home".

"I am going to lead, therefore, to this debate that the majority of Spanish citizens and families have less disposable income and have more difficulties making ends meet", he asserted, adding that he wants to focus on this debate in "what happens in Spain" and not "what happens on television sets".

"THE SPANIARDS DO NOT WANT DIVISIONS"

The head of the opposition has assured that the Spanish "do not want divisions" and are "fed up with the attacks, the fragmentation, the blocks and the blockades". In his understanding, they want "a president for all" and that "is not subject to a minority."

In addition, he has assured that Pedro Sánchez "probably" is "preparing insults and disqualifications" before that debate next Monday but he has stressed that he is going to "bring proposals and commitments" with the Spanish.

"He, probably in the debate will focus on defending that he is not a liar. I will promise that lies will never form part of society," said the head of the opposition in his speech.

"SÁNCHEZ HAS TURNED HIS BACK ON THE PEOPLE"

In addition, the leader of the PP has emphasized what will be his mantra this electoral campaign of the generals: to obtain a "sufficient majority" to be able to govern "without intermediaries as of July 24."

Having said this, he explained that the PP campaign involves "getting to know the more people the better", "being in the more places the better" and touring the streets, neighborhoods, cities and small towns.

However, the president of the PP has admitted that the PSOE campaign is "different" because it consists of "getting away from people", "not being in towns, not shaking hands with citizens and running away from people".

"Sánchez has turned his back on the people and now he is surprised that the people have turned their backs on him," he exclaimed, to underline that he will continue "to be in the towns of Spain" and talking to the people who are in " gas stations, in bars, in stores" or in the streets because he wants to "be the president of the people.

Finally, Feijóo has highlighted the "exceptional" result that the PP has achieved in Corrales del Vino, by achieving six of the seven councillors, and has praised the mayor, a "truck driver" who is known by his neighbors and for that reason "they trust him. "I claim on a national scale that the Spanish know me and know who I am," he said.