Feijóo to Sánchez: “Why are you afraid of Morocco? What does Morocco know about you?”

MadridAlberto Núñez Feijóo began his reply to Pedro Sánchez's speech on the Ceuta crisis by demanding that the Spanish Prime Minister resign: "Your argument is devastating. If it is true, resign for being incompetent. If it is false, resign for being an accomplice," he snapped right at the start. And, once again, he brought up the infection of Pedro Sánchez's mobile phone with Pegasus: "What document or evidence was on your phone that makes you behave this way? Why are you afraid of Morocco? What does Morocco know about you?" he asked him.

He argued that "no personal fear can be placed above the national interest" and reproached him for being a "president under blackmail". "A free president must provide explanations and make decisions, and you have done neither". "No personal fear can be placed above the national interest", he added. Likewise, the PP leader called for recovering a "firm and sensible policy" with Morocco and advocated for a "stable, loyal, transparent and reciprocal" relationship.

Sánchez and Marlaska could end up indicted at the Supreme Court

Likewise, the PP leader has demanded "political and judicial responsibilities". He recalled that the populars have appeared as a popular accusation in the National Court case. The Prosecutor's Office has yet to rule on jurisdiction and judge María Tardón has yet to decide whether to formally open a criminal investigation. "It will probably escalate to the Supreme Court", warned Alberto Núñez Feijóo.

Pedro Sánchez and Fernando Grande-Marlaska, as president of the Spanish government and as minister, have parliamentary immunity and, therefore, can only be investigated by the high court. As ARA has learned, following the Spanish police report that became known yesterday, one of the entities that is present in most of the judicial cases that splash the PSOE and the Spanish government is preparing, precisely, a lawsuit in this regard.