Sémper reproaches Sánchez that it is "immoral" that he makes the governance of the country depend on personalities like Otegi

MADRID, 24 Ene. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The PP campaign spokesman, Borja Sémper, has denounced this Tuesday that the change in the policy of dispersal of ETA prisoners, applied since 1989 and considered terminated by the current Government, has been used by Pedro Sánchez to obtain "political revenue staff" by "obtaining" parliamentary support for Bildu.

Sémper has pointed out that there is an "unprecedented problem" and that is that "everything" is being tinkered with, including prison policy, instead of acting "seriously", looking for the benefit of the rule of law.

In an interview with EsRadio, which has been collected by Europa Press, the campaign spokesperson for the 'populares' has charged against the Sánchez government for "using the change in the dispersal policy to obtain parliamentary support from Bildu".

"This is the great change. Instead of doing things seriously, by the rule of law, everything is manipulated and used to obtain personal political gain, which affects a specific person who is Pedro Sánchez, the President of the Government" , has stated.

On the other hand, the PP spokesman has pointed out that the future of the younger generations has to be much better than the one he had to live when ETA killed, when asked about some of his statements that he made a decade ago assuring that the future of the Basque Country also had to be built with Bildu.

However, Sémper has indicated that the abertzale formation for now "does not meet" the "ethical or democratic" requirements, while he has considered "unbearable" and "immoral" that the governance of Spain "rests on personalities like Otegi".

"Bildu is in another reality. It is a coalition of parties, but it is influenced by Sortu, the traditional Abertzale left, whose leaders include David Pla, one of the last hooded terrorists to lower the ETA curtain," he exclaimed.

Sémper has reproached the Sánchez Executive for assuming this reality "naturally", which is "negative" for the future of the country and for the youngest to come to think that "there are certain ideas that have the same legitimacy as the others" .