The PP says that Sánchez has "lost the pulse of the street" and is only seen with "extras", after the video with students

MADRID, 21 Feb. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The general secretary of the PP, Cuca Gamarra, has assured this Tuesday that the new video of the chief executive, Pedro Sánchez, in which he appears meeting with students to explain the increase in the scholarship budget, evidence that he has "lost the pulse of the street" and can only be seen with "extras" of the PSOE.

This has been pronounced when asked about the video that Sánchez published this Monday in which he appears meeting with a group of young people in a public library in Fuenlabrada to explain the increase in the scholarship budget that has been approved by the Council of Ministers.

"This is already a series, that is, Sánchez and the extras of the PSOE. Now the question is what the next video will be and which socialist group the extras will be part of," he declared, alluding to the other two tapes broadcast in these weeks in which the President of the Government appears with people linked to the PSOE or the Socialist Youth.

In a press conference in Congress, after the meeting of the Board of Spokesmen, Gamarra stressed that the "background" of all this is that "only with extras from the PSOE and with members of socialist groups can the President of the Government meet because He has asked for the pulse of the street and because he is not capable of showing his face before the Spanish and listening to what the Spanish really think of his policies".