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MADRID, 18 Ago. (EUROPA PRESS) -
The first vice president of the Senate, the 'popular' Javier Maroto, has assured this Friday that the King "and the rest of Spaniards" know that the leader of the PSOE, Pedro Sánchez, "lost the elections" on July 23 and has insisted in which the PP candidate, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, is "four seats away" from carrying out the investiture in order to form a government.
In statements to La Sexta, collected by Europa Press, Maroto has criticized the acting President of the Government for showing himself to be the winner of the general elections. "But the reality, the King knows and the rest of Spaniards know, is that he lost them. Therefore, the winner of the elections is the one who goes to the investiture, or at least has the possibility of going," he said. answered about the round of consultations of Felipe VI next week at the Palacio de la Zarzuela.
In this sense, the PP senator has reiterated that Feijóo, as the winner of the elections, must appear at the investiture to publicize his government project and has insisted that the 'popular' leader "is four seats away from the majority absolute" in order to govern. "There have never been so few seats for an investiture," Maroto indicated, while recalling that Vox offers its deputies so that Sánchez does not continue in Moncloa.
In line, the leader of the PP has recalled that "any negotiation for an investiture has its difficulties" and has recognized that "it is a complex, adverse, difficult situation, due to the arithmetic and the sums that must necessarily be made."
"But Spanish politics has always resolved even more complex issues at the last moment, or with circumstances that appear at the last moment. We are clear that we are going to fight", he has insisted on a hypothetical investiture of Feijóo, at the time that he has asked give "time to time" and "respect the King's decision" after the round of consultations.
