The first secretary of the PSC, Salvador Illa, this Sunday at the presentation of the socialist candidate for Lehendakari, Eneko Andueza, in Bilbao.Javier Zorrilla (EFE)
The leader of the PSC, Salvador Illa, took advantage of the presentation ceremony of the socialist Lehendakari candidate Eneko Andueza this Sunday in Bilbao to respond to the recent mobilization of the PP against the amnesty and to recall the lack of renewal of the governing body of judges, the “ some,” he said, “want to instrumentalize.” “They beat their chests to defend the Constitution, but then they block the renewal of the General Council of the Judiciary.” Tomorrow [por este lunes] “It’s been five years since the mandate expired,” he recalled. The former health minister assured that the world is experiencing “a change of times” and listed three attitudes towards problems: “Be inhibited, outraged or committed.” The PSOE is determined “from the institutions and not from the streets, with respect and not to work with tensions to reach agreements.” This is politics. “Don’t be inhibited or outraged, but commit yourself to solving things.”
“Others,” Illa continued, “don’t want to change anything.” They are always on the street and want to solve things in one day. Others are under tension. Everything is falling apart, Spain is falling apart, the nation will disappear… How many times have I heard that. But nothing will disappear. Above all, you have to talk to people who think differently. “This is politics,” he emphasized.
Illa did not explicitly invoke the future amnesty law for the events in connection with the trial. Yes, that’s what Andueza did, who was his successor on the platform, presenting it as an “excuse” from the PP, which in reality, as he said, “has not yet digested the result of the elections and cannot bear that it is still There will be four more elections in which the protests against the amnesty are increasing, and he also made fun of the concentrated profile of the manager. The current leader of the PP had said when he presided over Galicia: “Thank God Feijóo was the moderate.”
During the rally, Illa asserted that Catalan socialism had “learned a lot from the Basque Country” and defended advances in “self-management and co-government.” caused serious problems. Drought in the community. “Being in a place where we shouldn’t be leaves us without water.”
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