Andueza asks not to look at the “dark clouds” that the PP puts on them: “We must continue writing brilliant pages”
The general secretary of the PSE-EE, Eneko Andueza, has asked his party colleagues to forget to look up at those “dark clouds” that the PP puts over them, in reference to the accusations of corruption, because the socialist perspective must be in “continuing writing brilliant pages of the history of Spain.”
“I am going to ask the PSOE as a whole to forget to look up to observe those dark clouds that some want to put over us. The PP, the only project it has, within the desperation that threatens it, is to try to judicialize everything and do the greatest possible damage to a Government, without realizing that what it is truly doing damage to is the entire country,” he said. stated to the media on the last day of the 41st Federal Congress of the PSOE, which concludes this Sunday in Seville.
Andueza has assured that socialists must continue looking “to the horizon” and look back to feel “proud of the legacy of socialism.” “Right now, our gaze has to be ahead to continue writing such brilliant pages in the history of this country as the ones we have been writing,” he indicated.
Likewise, he wished luck to the new colleagues who have become part of the Federal Executive Commission, such as Cristina Narbona, the first vice president, María Jesús Montero, as Sánchez’s number two, or the first vice president of Congress, Alfonso Gómez de Celis, inter alia.
Locally, Andueza has indicated that they are very satisfied and happy with the recognition and increase in the presence of Basque socialists in the Federal Executive Commission, with the incorporation of Nora Abete and Aroa Jilete. “Two young women with great careers. I believe that the contribution of the Basque socialists to this Executive Commission will also allow us to face with greater and better guarantee all the challenges that Spanish socialism faces,” he stated. (EP)
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