If we are truly forgotten and “the natural dust that ignores us,” as Hector Abad Faciolins wrote, Pablo Casado is already much less than a vague memory for PP. Gratitude is something that has never been appreciated in politics, and the XX National Congress, which was a popular holiday in Seville, gave a good confirmation of this. The conclave, with no ideological or strategic content, that erupted in euphoria over the reign of Alberto Nunez Feijo, the disgust that has gripped the party president for the past three years and the fear that a third Galician will take the reins of the acronym. Failure to attempt. Vox remains, though clearly not a reference, a name that poisons the dreams of a popular family. “Alberto is our last shot,” worried the popular veteran off the front line.
None of the attendees were heartbroken, as Manuel Fraga said the day he decided to change the acronym for Alianza Popular in the first restoration of the Spanish right, but everyone gave their heads and souls to the still junta president to save him. PP from the “existential crisis” that the party is going through. Loyalty, as you know, is removable, and the same person who embraces the “dead” in life today is applauded with the same enthusiasm by the one who is going to be crowned this week and has to decide his political destiny. On the whole, Ayuso, who does not give up her space and defends her concept of “freedom”, is still the “selfie queen” and the only one who dares to give homework to the person who takes the reins. Match this week and is committed to fixing the ship, which, beyond the desire for change, continues to drift.
And that’s the extreme right was one fine day restless little brother who lived in PP, but today it’s a party with its own brand and flying high that has remained and threatened popular hegemony. Feio, who, along with the appointment of Elijah Bendodo as coordinator, forms the Galicia-Andalusian axis against Madrid, is not easy, though he lacks internal support. He has, yes, all the panic over the secrecy surrounding the appointment of the next Deputy Secretary-General. No one will give it to him except because he has included in the executive committee the full composition of the PP of Galicia – the provincial president of the PP of Coruna Diego Calvo; Orensel Manuel Baltar; From Pontevedra and the first vice-president of the junta, Alfonso Rueda; And Elena Candia, Provincial President of the Lugo PP. And yet everyone has their first greeting time.
Former Prime Ministers Jose Maria Aznar and even Mariano Rajoy have even come to the rescue, including after years of tensions and with outgoing national leadership, at a time when it is in danger of saving the initials. Unity, unity, oneness … they were repeating endlessly. The first to do so was by video conference – it was a face-to-face loss due to COVID – and after recalling the 32-year-old Seville Congress that crowned him, as he will do this week with Feio. Knowing that what will be decided is the future of the party, he asked for space to “reflect and resist.” He warned: “We can not fail” until he decided that Feio was an “irreversible” bet.
“When politics shows its toughest side, we must remember and thank the efforts of others. “We must continue to make mistakes, but not the people,” he said, praising the work of Pablo Cassado, still party president, for standing up to “the most radical government” in democracy. “By your resignation [añadió]Gave way to this. “Wherever you are, thank you, Pablo, for your efforts.” “Neither the guardianship nor your aunt.”
Mariano Rajoy also called for internal unity, thanked Pablo Cassado for his delivery, but did not hesitate to criticize Pedro Sanchez for “out of control” of inflation and mismanagement of the pandemic, while Cassado made a very ideological speech and demanded his own legacy. “A credible and trustworthy alternative,” he said to himself, and that, in his own words, leaves Feio at “the gates of La Moncloa.” Accompanied by his wife and the unconditional Pablo Montezinos, his arrival at the Palacio de Congresso does not compare to the enthusiasm that the militants gave to Ayuso, but neither does Rajoy, more free and scattered than ever, who seems to have recovered. Bitter exit and early forgetfulness.
“I reaffirm that everything was worth it and that any scar is a sign of the effort it takes for the Spaniards to work,” said the PP’s still-incumbent Democratic president, who insisted he leave. “My mandate is at your disposal.” Then, after announcing that he would leave his seat in the Congress of Deputies and “bear all the responsibility of the party”, although Feio offered to cooperate with him, he defended the accusations of his fellow believers who accused him of purging him. Critics who tried to “give everyone a place” because “everyone needed it.” Apparently, the same was not thought by the former president of the PP in Valencia, who introduced the journalist a few hours ago with the following phrase: “Hello, I am Isabel Bonig and beheaded by Casado and Garcia Egea”.
The list of victims of the previous leadership is endless and everyone at the congress rallied between the feast of Feijo’s coronation and concerns about its near future. Getting married is already just a bad memory, a past page that, more than turning over, many would like to erase even from the history of the party. The delivery to the next leader was evident, one after another, by the presidents of all the regions, enthusiastically expressing full confidence in their economic “recipes” even though they had not yet been discovered, and ignoring the cassado, which has only one leader. Ceuta, Juan Vivas and Castilla, and Leon’s still-incumbent President Alfonso Fernando Manieko. Unity, unity, unity … he repeated the team in which only Isabel Dia Ayuso was unmanageable and emphasized: “We came here not to win the Congress, but to win the elections.”
Earlier, the junta’s still-president’s reprimanded the previous leadership, saying it was “good” to “vote” for the party’s regional presidents, while stressing the importance of “coming out together for the whole of Spain”. “Help again?” Madrid was the only one to mention the organic tsunami that ended with the departure of Cassado, saying it was a conclave in Seville held “after a crisis that must never exist.” He wanted to give homework to all the attendees because what awaited him was “such that the party could not be ruined by” petty matters “. “We are not socialist bureaucrats.” “They are the perpetrators of the coup and the terrorists.”
Ayuso moves in life and believes that Sanchez is the only alternative to which he has devoted more time to his speech than to any other issue. “Let them go, if they do not know, to stop doing so much harm if they do not understand,” he said, referring to the Socialists, in contrast to the PP, which he described as “People’s Party, middle class, children, adults, integration and Spanish.” “American call.” Ი There is nothing here.
That being said: if anything was clear on the first day of this coronation conclave, it was that the name that poisons the dreams of the popular is still Voxia and Ayuso, Pedro Sanchez.
Source: El Diario
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