A good part of those attending the call in Santa Cruz de Tenerife of the PP to protest against the amnesty they have asked the leader of the party in the Canary Islands, Manuel Domínguez, to break the government pact with the Canary Coalition (CC) in the regional Executive, of which he is vice president.
“Break the pact, break the pact,” chanted a large group among the approximately 2,000 people, according to calculations by the Government Delegation, who came this Sunday to the Granja park in the capital of Tenerife as soon as Domínguez finished his brief speech, crowned with the anthem of Spain.
Around 2,500 people gathered in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, also according to estimates by the Government Delegation in the Canary Islands, a figure that the PP raises to around 8,000.
In the concentration in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria what has been reproached CC for agreeing with the PSOE on the affirmative vote in the investiture of Pedro Sánchez in exchange for a series of compensations that the nationalist formation has valued this Sunday on social networksemphasizing that “above colors and ideologies, the important thing is the Canary Islands.”
“Canarian Coalition, accomplice”, has been heard in the Plaza de España in the capital of Gran Canaria, as well as “this president is a criminal” and “no means no”.
The president of the PP in Gran Canaria and Minister of Education, Poli Suárez, has said that “many PSOE voters” have approached him and conveyed their rejection of Ferraz’s decisions, who, as he said, is “throwing the street” to people throughout Spain.
In addition to Suárez, three other counselors of the Canary Islands executive attended the rally, those of the Treasury, Matilde Asián, of Ecological Transition, Mariano Hernández Zapata, and of Tourism and Employment, Jéssica de León, as well as the president of the regional Parliament, Astrid Pérez , or former minister José Manuel Soria.
The spokesperson for the Vox parliamentary group, Nicasio Galván, has also come to the rally called by the PP in the Gran Canaria capital, and has justified his presence there by saying that “the defense of the interests of Spain” is ahead of the acronym.
Galván, who has condemned “any type of act of vandalism” and has been in favor of peaceful demonstrations, has announced that he will ask for “explanations” in the regional Parliament from the president of the Canary Islands and leader of CC, Fernando Clavijo, for his affirmative vote. at the investiture of Pedro Sánchez.
