Vox ultras once again resort to insult to maintain their offensive against Pedro Sánchez: "He is a psychopath and leader of a mafia"

José María Figaredo, general secretary of the Vox group in the Congress of Deputies, has criticized Pedro Sánchez for remaining at the head of the Executive and has called him "a psychopath." Furthermore, he has warned that the President of the Government is preparing an "electoral fraud" with the nationalization of more than 2.5 million descendants of people who emigrated from Spain.

He made these statements on 'Telecinco', in an interview on El programa de Ana Rosa, in which he exclaimed: "Now we are facing the most dangerous Pedro Sánchez of all and he will be even more so. He is a psychopath, the leader of a mafia, he is number one, he is the capo, the boss," he added, while pointing out that the "little bosses" are the ones who sit on the bench. He continued by emphasizing that he is a type willing to do whatever is necessary to remain clinging to power, referring to Pedro Sánchez.

According to Figaredo, the President of the Government: "Is stretching the deadlines as much as he can and accelerating the part of nationalizations to carry out a modification of the electoral process." The general secretary of Vox does not expect Sánchez to give explanations about what his right-hand man did, but rather believes that: "They will launch all the standard arguments to try to hide, to deceive and to lie, selling a biased reality of the economy to remain at the head of the Government for as long as possible and consummate the coup d'état via the Grandchildren's Law."

For him, the Grandchildren's Law is a ticking time bomb that will explode sooner or later, and he believes that people still do not know the impact it will have. And regarding this, he also pointed out: "There are more than two million nationalization applications spread across America with people who will be directed by the PSOE to vote in the constituencies where they need a push. Imagine 1500 votes here, 250 there, which could mean that the last deputy of such a constituency, which was disputed between two parties, falls on the side of the Socialist Party," he exclaimed. For this reason, he hopes that what he considers "Pedro Sánchez's mafia" will eventually be uncovered, and that the investigations into the cases affecting the PSOE in the courts will advance.

The negotiations with the PP in Andalusia

Regarding the negotiation to form government in Andalusia, he pointed out that they are discussing programs, already exchanging several documents with the PP. "We have seen some proposals that yes, others that no. And we are talking a bit about fundamentals, about measures," he noted. When asked if they have agreed that Vox will not have counselors in the new Executive of Juan Manuel Moreno Bonilla, he assured that: "None of that has been discussed, we are only talking about measures."