The PSOE calls on its partners to prevent Sánchez’s appearance due to corruption

Pedro Sanchez He doesn’t want to have to go to Congress. to be questioned about his party’s corruption. It is the main fear that exists today in Moncloa. For this reason, in the last few hours, the president has given the order to his closest collaborators to pick up the phone and get to work. So that they call their parliamentary partners one by one, in order to “strongly ask” their complicity and thus avoid being forced to give explanations before the Cortes. The goal of government plumbers is “protect” the president.

The objective of these calls, which have been taking place since this Tuesday, is to demand that Junts, ERC, Bildu, PNV and BNG not align themselves with the PP and Vox, in the event that they request their appearance in the Lower House. For now they have not done so, but sources from both parliamentary groups do not rule it out. Monclovite sources affirm that “there is no fear” of what the left-wing parties do, ruling out that they could participate in a “lynching campaign” against the president. But with the PNV and Junts, the two right-wing parties that support the Executive that are most distant from the socialists, things are different. The PSOE does not rule out granting some type of “incentive” so that “they do not have temptations.”

And in Moncloa and Ferraz, where socialist power resides, they assume that “sooner or later the PP will want to put on the circus.” That they call the president of the Government to to appear in an extraordinary manner in the chamber of the Carrera de San Jerónimo. That “they will turn the plenary session into a large television set” to “spread hoaxes” and “continue muddying.”

The corruption that surrounds the head of the Executive has become the main asset of Génova 13 to oppose the PSOE. Almost daily, in each of their interventions, the popular leaders remind their rivals how the tentacles of the alleged corrupt plot of the Ministry of Public Works reached even as far as the Moncloa. Alberto Núñez Feijóo even summoned the leadership of his party, in an extraordinary way, last Sunday, to announce a complaint for illegal financing against the PSOE that they registered at the National Court on Monday.

Sánchez offers his ministers

Pedro Sánchez is willing to send all his ministers to the horses’ feet. In fact, as you have learned Vozpópulifrom sources close to the president, the socialists will make socialist ministers available to the opposition so that they can come to Congress on their behalf. In this way, the PSOE could satisfy the desire for answers from PP and Vox, but without exposing or burning the big game, in this case the head of the Government. Aware, of course, that the parade of ministers through the Cortes giving explanations for the alleged corruption of “those who are no longer in the party” can cause significant electoral wear. Although for now no electoral appointments are planned. Sánchez himself, in each of his interventions, has been repeating in recent times that “there is a Government for a while.” Specifically, according to his statements, “the legislature will last until 2027.”