Abascal warns the PP: "Vox will not accept the blackmail of 'either us, or the left'"

 

The leader of the far-right formation insists that he is willing to "negotiate" the Government of Castilla y León but "not for free"

El presidente de Vox, Santiago Abascal (c), y el candidato de VOX a la Presidencia de la Junta de Castilla y León, Juan García-Gallardo. EP

The president of Vox, Santiago Abascal , warned the PP this Sunday in Salamanca that his party "will not accept the blackmail" of proposals to negotiate a government in Castilla y León under the premise of "either us or the left".

In a rally held at the gates of the Convent of San Esteban, from where he has defended the history of Spain through the figures of Miguel de Unamuno or Francisco de Vitoria and his people's rights, Abascal has once again reminded the PP that he is willing to "negotiate" the Government of Castilla y León but "not for free".

For this reason, although he has recognized that it is difficult to win the Castilian and Leonese elections, he has explained that Vox is "willing to dialogue", but they are not willing "to negotiate with any swallow or to offer free votes to carry out socialist policies".

"Forget those who think that if they depend on the votes of Vox, they are going to present themselves to the investiture and they are going to blackmail us and they are going to tell us, either us or the left," he pointed out.

After 35 minutes of rally, Santiago Abascal has asked the PP to realize that the PSOE "is an enemy of Spain" , a "catastrophe", and has asked to "do everything possible" so that it is "expelled from all institutions and be punished for treason".

In his speech he has been very critical of the 2030 Agenda, which he has considered "current Marxism", which proposes "social-communist options for ecology, when today's ecologists have not stepped on the grass", in contrast to what who has raised his argument for Agenda Spain, as a defense "to the homeland and to reindustrialize the country".