The president of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, yesterday in Genoa David Mudarra
The PP considers this determination “uncommon” and “expressly” urges the Prime Minister to revoke it. There are not any precedents that an opposition chief has visited Spanish troops on missions overseas, though parliamentary teams have visited. the governments of democracy have beforehand allowed it” and that that they had the approval of NATO
The Popular Party has denounced that the Government of Pedro Sánchez has “boycotted” a go to by Alberto Núñez Feijóo to the Spanish troops deployed in Latvia within the midst of a disaster with Russia over the invasion of Ukraine.
The common take into account this determination “uncommon” and “expressly” urge the Prime Minister to revoke it. “No Spaniard can perceive why the opposition chief is denied a gathering of encouragement and help with the Armed Forces deployed overseas,” they said in a press launch through which they “expressly” urged the Prime Minister to revoke a “deeply fallacious and incomprehensible” determination.
A brand new conflict between the President of the Government and the chief of the opposition when a few hours from starring in a brand new duel within the Senate.
The PP has revealed that it addressed the Ministry of Defense to point out its willingness that Feijóo, in his capability as opposition chief, pay a go to to the Spanish troops deployed in Latvia. They guarantee that there was “an preliminary understanding” and that that they had the approval of the NATO commanders. However, that request has lastly been left on deaf ears and for that he had not set a particular date on the expense of what the Defense indicated.
“The determination of the Ministry of Defense happens with none prior session relating to the general public or non-public use that will be fabricated from the go to, and regardless of the dedication to go to the Latvian base on the dates and with the indications that the Government thought-about extra pertinent”, they insist in that very same assertion.
There are not any precedents that an opposition chief has visited Spanish troops on missions overseas, though parliamentary teams have. “It could be very critical. Feijóo is a part of a parliamentary group,” stress sources from the management of the PP parliamentary group in Congress.