Gamarra reaches out to socialists who want to lower taxes: "Let them have our votes"

ZARAGOZA, 2 Oct. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The general secretary of the PP, Cuca Gamarra, has extended the hand of her party to those socialists who want to lower taxes in the institutions they govern and has insisted that her party will continue with the strategy of lowering taxes.

"Where we govern, we are going to do it now. Where we do not govern, we are going to propose it. But we are going to reach out to those who govern, even if they are socialists, so that they can count on our votes if they want to lower taxes," he stressed in the act. public of the Affiliate's Day of the PP Aragón, in the Zaragoza Amusement Park.

Gamarra has stated that the President of the Government of Aragon, Javier Lambán, "is like the musician on the Titanic because sanchismo is sinking and he is going to be the last to jump ship".

In this sense, he has demanded that Lambán "abandon the following of Sánchez's faithful squire", join "the fiscal revolution of the PP" and lower taxes on the middle and lower classes. To lower taxes, Lambán "has the PP, he doesn't need anyone else and he can do it immediately," Gamarra continued.

For the general secretary of the 'popular', "the Lambán quadripartite is not capable of providing solutions" because "it is not about raising more to have better public services", but the sanchismo seeks "to raise the more the better to live them better", calling the Government of Spain "immoral" because "in the worst social moment" it wants to "live off the people". She has pointed out: "We Spaniards need a better government", asking "for Sánchez to leave La Moncloa as soon as possible".

He has criticized that only in VAT, the central Executive has increased the collection by 10,000 million euros. "Stop cheating," Cuca Gamarra has demanded, assuring that "people need more money in their pockets."

Cuca Gamarra has criticized the Government's fiscal plan, which contemplates an increase in the collection of 3,100 million euros, has pointed out, in 2023, and has wondered "if perhaps they do not have enough with what they carry".

He has stated that the issue of taxation began when the regional governments of the PP lowered taxes, which the Minister of Finance, María Jesús Montero, tried to "demonize" and later the Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, José Luis Escrivá , said that taxes had to be recentralized, which was followed by a "rebellion" of PSOE barons.

"The trap is to use those who have less income to hide and collect more," he said, lamenting that the average income is "the great forgotten."

It has also warned that the shopping basket has become 15 percent more expensive. On the other hand, he has commented that the Government has fired the president of RTVE because "public television must be controlled because there are elections."

"Lambán does not work", considered the general secretary of the PP, who has criticized both his management and his "demagoguery" and has said that the PP is not a "cheating" party, but that the head of the regional Executive is "a delinquent ", alluding to the court ruling that obliges the DGA to pay 25 million euros to the Zaragoza City Council for the tram. She has also opined that Lambán "is an outstanding student of Sánchez when questioning judicial rulings."

Gamarra has said that a "fundamental" political course begins today because on May 28, 2023 there will be regional and municipal elections: "We are going out to win", he has asserted, assuring that in Aragon the PP will increase its number of mayors, which "has started already", encouraging "to continue adding together".

"What is at stake is not the PP, it is the future of Aragon and the Government of Spain," said Gamarra, adding that the next step is for Alberto Núñez Feijóo to arrive at La Moncloa "and be the president of all Spaniards " for "the general interest".

Likewise, he stressed that the Government of Pedro Sánchez "is improvising", compared to what "there are alternatives". In her opinion, the Minister of Education, Pilar Alegría, is "" the most rude of the Council of Ministers ".

Gamarra thanked all members for "the effort" they make every day "for the most solid project", that of the PP, as well as their "daily commitment" to what the party entrusts to them. At the end of the event, the cards were handed out to several new members.