The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, stated this Sunday that “Spain is going from strength to strength” in employment and social and territorial cohesion and has promised a new increase in the interprofessional minimum wage (SMI) this year.
At the closing of the 15th congress of the PSOE of Extremadura, in which Miguel Ángel Gallardo revalidated his position as general secretary, Sánchez focused his speech on boosting the economy in the face of an opposition that only makes noise, which if it goes out will remains “in absolute nothingness.”
“When the opposition gives up, it means we are doing something right,” said the president and general secretary of the PSOE, who has conveyed his unconditional support from the entire party to the re-elected general secretary of Extremadura.
“Spain is going from strength to strength with full sail”
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