Once again, a criminal at La Moncloa. This time it was Junqueras's turn. It's evident how comfortable Sánchez is receiving criminals all day long, but it's also true that he owes his position, being the President of the Government, to criminals. There he is, he has the terrorist Otegi, he has the fugitive Puigdemont, and also this latest criminal who is Junqueras. And this time he received him to continue insisting on the inequality among all Spaniards; he doesn't care. He prefers Spain to sink as long as he remains in La Moncloa, and what is regrettable is the position of the rest of the PSOE, who say nothing.
Not only do they say nothing, but today we have to see the regrettable vice president and candidate in Andalusia, María Jesús Montero, who I don't know how anyone in Andalusia will vote for her saying what she says and defending that Andalusians, with their effort, end up financing all Catalans because they deserve it more than them. I think it's a real aberration for Andalusians and for Spain as a whole. And we also see, once again, this character Page. Who, in the end, talks, talks, talks, talks... but what is achieved in return? Nothing. He talks a lot, but in the end, he does nothing.
If Page is truly so indignant and believes that red lines should not be crossed, he can stand his ground and, of course, put Pedro Sánchez in a very serious problem. But he doesn't want to. He doesn't want to because, in the end, what he is doing is trying to win votes to stay in his position. Like Sánchez in La Moncloa, he also wants to stay in the presidency of Castilla-La Mancha, holding on. From time to time, he speaks out a little to make it seem like he finds it outrageous that the citizens of his community are treated worse than Catalans, but deep down, he clearly supports Pedro Sánchez. Therefore, there is no choice but to wait for elections to be called to finally turn this dark page in Spain's history, which is *Sanchismo*.