Ribera regrets the personal attacks on Pedro Sánchez: "There is no democratic system that deserves this"

He maintains that this form of opposition from the media and Congress "always happens when the PSOE governs"

MADRID, 4 Jun. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The Third Vice President of the Government and Minister for the Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge, Teresa Ribera, has regretted the personal attacks on Pedro Sánchez and the way in which "the media and Parliament" put up opposition, pointing out that "he insults, lies and despises". .

"There is no reasoning, there is no debate, constitutional obligations are not respected," the minister said in a message on the social network Twitter, alluding to two profiles on the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, published this Sunday in two national newspapers and in which it is stated that the PSOE leader "clings to power at any price" or slips that he may be a "dangerous" politician.

Ribera has affirmed that there is no democratic system that deserves this form of opposition and has maintained that this type of opposition "always" occurs when "the PSOE governs." "There is no democratic system that deserves this," he added.

The PSOE deputy Adriana Lastra, who has argued that "they have spent years" destroying Sánchez's public image through insults and humiliation of him and his family, has also spoken in this regard.

"They have despised their policies, their international merits, and even their economic achievements," Lastra also criticized in a message on Twitter.