“Pedro Sánchez is a politician who has no moral limits, there will be a given moment when people will want to hang him by his feet.” The phrase is from Santiago Abascal, he said it in December of last year. Now, almost 12 months later, his party recovers it and mixes it with the Paiporta protests from which the President of the Government had to be evacuated due to the throwing of mud and sticks and the destruction of his vehicle.
In a short video shared on their social networks, the mixed formation remembers those words on the occasion of the actions, in which the participation of radical right-wing groups is being investigated, in which both Sánchez and the president of the Generalitat were rebuked. , Carlos Mazón, and King Felipe VI.
The party has been pointing to Sánchez as responsible for the social and humanitarian crisis that opened in Valencia due to the DANA catastrophe. The video published this Monday goes one step further, justifying the reaction against the President of the Government and omitting the presence of Mazón and the monarch on that visit to one of the most affected municipalities.
Furthermore, the video manipulates a phrase by Sánchez issued last Saturday in an institutional statement in which he encouraged the Valencian Government, which is in charge of managing the crisis, that “if you need more help, ask for it.” Vox manipulates the meaning of the phrase by converting it into “if they need more resources, let them ask for them,” making it understood—with different images—that it refers to the citizens who have suffered the onslaught of DANA. Vox accuses Pedro Sánchez of being “corrupt and criminal” in his message on social networks.
It is not the first time in recent hours that party leaders have celebrated the attack on the President of the Government. The Vox deputy for Granada in Congress Jacobo González-Robatto Perote has spurred the throwing of a stick at the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, during his visit to Paiporta (València). “Whoever threw it away, don’t worry, I’ll bring you a new one tomorrow,” responds the former senator for Andalusia to an X user who welcomed the attack.
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