The Minister of Transport, Óscar Puente, expresses his opinion
The Minister of Transport, Óscar Puente, has regretted the campaign of ‘insults’ and ‘disqualifications’ that has surrounded the president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez. In a conference at the Infrastructure Circle, Puente stated that he “honestly” does not know if Sánchez will decide to continue, but he trusts that he will. Puente has expressed his surprise that there is surprise that a person has said that he can’t take it anymore and has to consider whether it is worth continuing. He also emphasized that he is surprised that Sánchez has endured so long.
Criticism on the right and ultra-right
Puente has charged against the right and ultra-right for trying to undermine the legitimacy of the government through different channels, even affecting the personal and family sphere of Sánchez. According to Puente, a ‘harassment operation in the family’ has been created which has spilled the beans.
Sanchez’s decision
Puente emphasized that Pedro Sánchez will announce his decision next week, after taking a few days of reflection. This decision comes after the case that judicially affects his wife. According to Puente, a situation of harassment has arisen in the family sphere that has influenced Sánchez’s decision.
Criticism of right-wing parties
The Minister of Transport has criticized the right-wing parties for not accepting the electoral defeat and trying to undermine the legitimacy of the government. Puente recalled that this situation has been repeated since the 80s until today, and questioned whether the only option is to stand aside and let the right-wing parties rule without opposition.
Conclusion
In short, the Minister of Transport, Óscar Puente, has regretted the campaign of insults and disqualifications around the president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez. He has expressed his surprise at the fact that Sánchez has endured so long and has criticized the right and ultra-right for trying to undermine the legitimacy of the government. Puente hopes that Sánchez will decide to continue and has emphasized that the decision will be known next week. He has also criticized the right-wing parties for not accepting electoral defeat. Ultimately, Puente has expressed his opinion without taking sides for or against any person or political party.
