Be sure PP I had a word with someone who reached out to Carles Puigdemont because he sees that the political Wi-Fi pilot light could work again at any time. He has precedents: the slacker Alberto Núñez Feijóo said last October of the sly Puigdemont that he was “more open,” “transparent” and “candid” than him. Pedro Sánchez. He showed more respect for the fugitive pro-independence activist than for Sánchez, the ideal opportunist who formed a government for Mariano Rajoy while having dinner with him and dreaming of a victory speech on the balcony of Genoa. The bridesmaid’s fruit lover.
Feijóo’s pardon for Puigdemont has so many conditions that there are no conditional verbs it would fit into. Let’s see: Is there a clear commitment to return to the rule of law, does it submit to justice, does it comply with the law, does it show remorse and commit not to return to the unilateral path? In times of “only if it means yes” (no accent, please), so many “yes” only result in no, but that is reassuring. After the B major symphony, the leader of a party that is abascala and diazayusa in the sense of “not even in the corner”, it is very appropriate that Feijóo uses politics to heal wounds, to heal or heal people. Whatever you’re looking for.
It also seems that the real problem is not Catalonia, but the government in Madrid. That’s why, in order to stay in La Moncloa, Sánchez swallows the proposed amnesty bill, whose preface is a story written by the enemy, a tightrope walker in lies and a sleepwalker even in dreams. Therefore, Feijóo repels the presidential tenant more than the most cowardly impostor of the corrupt independence movement, which criminalizes everything. Moreover, it is appreciated that even for the PP, judges may not be that important in a period when elegance is more appropriate than justice, and being naive to the insidious Catalan can affect the Galician elections with the risk of losing even before winning. Second absolute majority in seven months.