Feijóo blames the "desperation" of Sánchez and his ministers for the "provocation" of referring to his photo with Marcial Dorado

MADRID, 6 Mar. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, considers that the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, reveals his "desperation" by giving "instructions" to his ministers to attack him alluding to a photo of him with Marcial Dorado. However, he has said that he is not going to enter into this "provocation" of a government that is "decomposing."

This has been pronounced after visiting Down Cáceres accompanied by the president of the PP of Extremadura, María Guardiola, after the government spokesperson, Isabel Rodríguez, has reproached him for his photograph on the yacht of the drug trafficker Marcial Dorado, at the time that he has asked him to clarify if he receives bonuses from his party. In this way, he has defended that PSOE and PP do not act in the same way in cases of corruption, since in his opinion the Socialists act forcefully and the PP does not.

Rodríguez has made these statements when questioned about the situation of the 'Mediator' case and in particular about the possible search of the office of the former PSOE deputy, Juan Bernardo Fuentes Curbelo, one of the main parties involved in the alleged corruption plot. She has also assured that she is "disgusted" by the behaviors of the plot that have been known, which include parties with prostitutes and drug use.

When expressly asked why he believes that the Government is now taking that photograph in which he is dating a drug trafficker, Feijóo has indicated that "the level of despair in which the Government of Spain is plunged leads the minister spokesperson to this type of comment ". "I am not going to engage in this type of provocation," he proclaimed.

Of course, the head of the opposition has regretted the President of the Government giving these "instructions to one of his ministers, something that, in his opinion, proves the" level of despair and decomposition of the Government of Spain.

"If what they want is to change the conversation, don't count on me," he proclaimed, alluding to the issues that dominate the media and affect the Government, such as the division by law of 'only yes is yes' or the ' Mediator case', which had former PSOE deputy Juan Bernando Fuentes Curbelo as one of its leaders.