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- He affirms that "Sánchez should not meet with Torra and what he should do is stop him immediately." Announces that tomorrow the PP will file the complaint to Torra for usurpation of functions.
- He assures that "Spain cannot be defended with those who want to dissolve it." “To apply the Constitution in Catalonia Pedro Sánchez know that he can count on the PP,” he adds.
- "I held out my hand to Sanchez, I only asked him to lower taxes and break with the independents, and we see what he has preferred."
- "The PP is the party that Spain needs," says Casado, who adds that "firmness is not at odds with forms. "When Spain has been better off is when the PP has ruled."
- “The PP proposes a platform that serves as a common umbrella to introduce ourselves to Citizens and that can support the Vox voters they want and social democratic voters dissatisfied with Sánchez.”
- "The PP is the common house of constitutionalism and wants to be the reformist and liberal force where everyone feels represented" "It is time to join forces where there are elections."
- "Both Núñez Feijoo and Alfonso Alonso and Alejandro Fernandez, have all our confidence, are the presidents of the party at the regional level."
- “There can be no formal contacts to renew the CGPJ with a party that has just proposed to the State Attorney General a PSOE deputy, who is immersed in a plot of police sewers. The PSOE has broken a 40-year consensus. ” "The PP proposes the depoliticization of Justice," he says.
- “We have always had the initiative and that is what we are doing now, as is the case with illegalities in Catalonia or in the case of Ábalos. We have the solvency that we have already done it; that's why reliability is above fashion ”.
- Whenever there is social dialogue "we will agree", but the problem is not only the SMI but the rest of salaries because in the PP "we want more people working, consuming and contributing to better social services. That virtuous circle is now at risk. ”
- He explains that the issue of the Parental Pin "is overcome by what the PP has done in the communities where it has governed, which is educational freedom for parents." "That parents decide the education we want for our children and that there is no indoctrination," he adds.
