EDATV The Street Talks About Pedro Sánchez's Gifts to Morocco
This is an initiative that has greatly upset the Spanish people.
Pedro Sánchez remains in the spotlight. Pedro Sánchez's administration has caused controversy by announcing new financial assistance to Morocco. In the latest Council of Ministers meeting, a repayable loan of up to 754,302,566 euros was approved.
Through the Fund for the Internationalization of the Company, Morocco will receive financing aimed at the acquisition of up to 40 intercity trains. This operation will be managed by the Moroccan National Railways Office with the goal of improving its railway infrastructure.
This is an initiative that has greatly upset the Spanish people. This is because many think it neglects internal problems, such as the DANA or the La Palma volcano.
Therefore, EDATV has taken to the streets to ask about it, where it has been able to verify the rejection toward the socialist. "Leave," a citizen told this outlet, referring to Pedro Sánchez.
In addition to the previous initiative, Sánchez has also allocated nearly three million euros for the renovation of the Spanish Hospital in Tangier.
This establishment has an infrastructure that presents deficiencies and is located in a seismic risk zone. It will have an investment of 2.7 million euros for its rehabilitation.
Habla la calle sobre los regalos de Pedro Sánchez a Marruecos
This investment is justified as an essential measure to ensure the safety of the hospital's patients. However, the decision has caused outrage among citizens.
They criticize the Government for allocating such a large sum to a medical center in Morocco. All this while hospitals and health centers in Spain continue to be in a state of disrepair.
The facilities of the General University Hospital of Albacete and other Spanish hospitals remain in poor condition. The criticism focuses on the fact that the money should be invested in improving healthcare infrastructure in Spain. Instead of sending resources to a neighboring country.
The Lawsuit Sánchez Will Have to Face
Pedro Sánchez did not attend the conciliation act with Alberto González Amador, partner of Isabel Díaz Ayuso. The Court of First Instance Number 98 of Madrid summoned Sánchez this Wednesday following González Amador's lawsuit for calling him a "self-confessed criminal."
The conciliation act is a preliminary step to the lawsuit for slander and libel. Sánchez's absence allows González Amador to go to the Supreme Court. The businessman was claiming compensation of 100,000 euros and demanded a retraction, considering that the president's words damaged his honor.
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