López Miras attacks Sánchez for his agreement with Puigdemont: 'He lies about everything'

Pedro Sánchez continues to generate controversy. Due to his political decisions, several people criticize him, among whom Fernando López Miras, president of the Region of Murcia, stands out.

During a press conference, López Miras criticized Sánchez for the non-legislative proposal he agreed upon with Junts. More specifically, with the controversial omnibus decree, where he claimed to approve "social measures."

"Sánchez lies about everything," explained the popular leader, thus referring to the unfulfilled promises of the socialist leader. "They lied when they said that the measures of this omnibus decree couldn't be separated."

"All the ministers said that this decree wouldn't be touched, but it has been touched." The Executive has given in to the pressures of Puigdemont's party and has split and changed its decree.

This way, the measures in the first decree reached 80. However, with the modifications carried out, the second reached 29 measures.

"What happened to the others?" questioned the regional Executive leader. He also recalled that the PP offered its support for the decree if it was limited exclusively to social measures, "without asking for anything in return." For López Miras, this demonstrates that the Government of Spain "lied by claiming it was a 'social shield.'"

The president of the Region of Murcia believes that Pedro Sánchez "prefers to depend on the independents, blackmailers, and fugitives from justice" because, This way, "Puigdemont won't let him fall." From his perspective, the president of the Government of Spain "has chosen to throw himself into Puigdemont's arms."

He points out that he "misses" in this decree, which will come into force this Thursday, an update of the "advance payments to the autonomous communities." Emphasizing that, currently, "the Region of Murcia will stop receiving 655 million euros that belong to it."

López Miras has demanded that the new omnibus decree include the update of the advance payments to the autonomous communities. He highlights that they are "essential to pay for and finance healthcare, education, and social policies for the citizens of the Region of Murcia. Also "those of Catalonia and the rest of Spain."

At the same time, he has urged the president to "keep his word" and convene the Fiscal and Financial Policy Council. As he committed to doing this January at the Conference of Presidents held in December in Santander.