– What is your view on the corruption scandals surrounding the Sanchez government?
– Pedro Sanchez is the most corrupt prime minister in Spanish history - a bitter irony, given his promise to rid Spain of corruption upon taking office. One of his first acts was to repeal the crime of embezzlement. He then introduced an illegal amnesty for his government allies, encompassing corruption charges. His wife, brother, and former party vice president are all implicated in corruption cases, and it is highly likely that Mr. Sanchez himself will face charges in the future. This is unprecedented in Spanish history. From day one, Vox has maintained that Sanchez belongs in prison, and we firmly believe that justice will prevail.
– What are your thoughts on the recent devastating floods in Spain and their political implications?
– This is a deeply painful topic - not only due to the destruction caused by the catastrophic floods, but also because of the criminal negligence of the responsible authorities tasked with prevention and emergency response. Both the regional and national governments failed in their duties. The regional government was paralyzed both before and after the flood, an inexplicable failure. When Vox had a role in the administration via its interior minister, similar weather conditions were met with full preparedness, preventing such a large-scale disaster. Even more outrageous was the Sanchez government’s deliberate negligence. All of Europe witnessed the shocking scene of French rescue teams - the first responders to reach the site, as it turned out later - arriving three days after the flood. Sanchez delayed deploying the military for four days, prioritizing party interests over human lives. This is why he could not attend the memorial Mass for the victims in Valencia, because he knew public outrage could have ended his political career.




















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