The Government spokesperson, Elma Saiz, has criticized Feijóo’s proposal to Junts and PNV to support a motion of censure out of “cynicism” and “despair”. “The Popular Party does not have a project for the country. It does not have a project to advance Spain. This opposition that they are creating is empty, it does not contribute,” he added. Feijóo stated this Tuesday that “Spain urgently needs a Government with autonomy to govern and with a majority capable of defending the general interest.” However, he has avoided the proposal to meet in Waterloo with Carles Puigdemont to negotiate Junts’ support for the motion of censure: “We are going to talk about serious things,” he said at the Círculo de Economía in Barcelona. Meanwhile, the second vice president and Minister of Labor, Yolanda Díaz, has acknowledged in an interview on RNE that she is “very concerned about the political situation in her country and that of the world.” During the conversation he avoided speaking directly about the investigations that affect the PSOE and limited himself to pointing out that “state institutions have to do their job.” The vice president has also assured that “Mr. Aznar and the de facto powers of our country are in the ‘whatever he can do, let him do'”, an attitude that she described as “major seriousness.”
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