The acting Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel García-Margallo, visited Dénia on Saturday to meet with supporters and members of the Party on the occasion of the electoral campaign in which the country is immersed.
García-Margallo, linked for more than 50 years to the Marina Alta, where he spends the summer with his family, was accompanied on his visit by José Císcar and the deputy for tourism promotion Eduardo Dolón. After a meeting at the headquarters with the affiliates of the PP and the Dianense councilors Ana Kringe, María Mut, Pepa Sivera and Fran Vives, the acting minister visited the bustling Mercat Municipal, where he took the opportunity to greet buyers and sellers.
Asked about the results that reflect the latest CIS surveys, with We can beating the PSOE In intention to vote, García-Margallo affirmed that a government of Pablo Iglesias would be "socially a calamity". For the minister, "a government headed by Iglesias would imply questioning the unity of Spain with a referendum in Catalonia", And a "economic change of the first magnitude that would follow the Greek or Venezuelan model". García-Margallo said "It would be dramatic for the EU to have a communist social model in the fourth economy of the Union".
The solution to this situation for the popular minister is in the hands of the socialist Pedro Sánchez, since the PP consider that only has two options: "to abstain and let the constitutionalist bloc govern or support the rupturist government of Pablo Iglesias".
García-Margallo is clear that "nobody is going to have an absolute majority" in these elections, but the important thing is "make a government that has the majority to be able to make the necessary modifications to the country". That is why it appeals to the only viable solution for the Popular Party: a government agreement between PP, PSOE and citizens. But first, citizens must exercise their right to vote, on Sunday June 26.
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Acting Minister García Margallo with Ana Kringe in Dénia
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García Margallo Minister visited the Dénia Municipal Market
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Pepe García Margallo Ciscar and Eduardo Dolón in Dénia
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García Margallo greeting Joaquina
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García Margallo and Ana Kringe in the Mercat de Dénia
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García Margallo and the PP of Dénia in the Mercat
We are proud to receive this Lord Denia.
Danienses today suffer in our own flesh. Catalanista a fascistic government.
Thanks Pedro sánchez who enjoyed this teal consistory cagamos us tpm
Podemitas is that these are the worst.
Pretender derocar a gag rule, do not pay, but not purloining the haves (the most hireling)
and to curb the excesses of these pirates tie.
Where are we going to get there!
Mr. Minister, are you going to guarantee that those people who unfortunately belong to your party, or at least have belonged? Let the emerging parties, which after all are the result of your mismanagement, and that of someone else, try to solve what you have not done because it has not interested them. Furthermore, it is not bad that they lack experience, they have not yet learned to steal, nor do I think they will try, at least that is what the Spanish people hope. Don't scare the town anymore please. They have no tails, they are not demons, they try to be sociable, they want us all to have jobs, housing, food, rights, opportunities for their families…. etc. That's bad?
Siiiiiii are like borreguito of Norit. We already know that we fooled them. The podemistas you are communists of those of Czech. which they killed more than 300 million people. Those who massacred the Russian people for decades, the same rule in North Korea and Venezuela.
You are a danger to democracy.
If you saw how ridiculous they are holding these hearts, face of hate they have.
They PP if they are a calamity, plus some thieves who with his embezzlement of the public have caused much harm to the disadvantaged, they are the cangrena of our country, they and they alone are to blame for increased poverty, cuts of the public.
thus disqualifying a decent option, Mema, majadera and antidemocratic people. I did not expect that the Lord Margallo. What a disappointment.