In his inaugural speech, Pedro Sánchez defended amnesty for the Catalan independence movement and criticized Javier Maili.

On the first day of his inauguration debate Pedro Sanchez The Socialist Workers Party’s candidate will be appointed Prime Minister of Spain, as planned. defend Next Wednesday, the amnesty that will be granted to the Catalan independence movement. He also attacked the right in his country and devoted a chapter to the Argentine libertarian candidate Javier Miley, whom he described as “reactionary.”

“In the name of Spain, We will grant amnesty To the people who were prosecuted for them Processes (Independence process in Catalonia),” Sánchez said of the deal he struck with separatist parties in exchange for their support for his re-election.

“The amnesty we propose It is completely legal and falls within the ConstitutionThe Acting President justified the agreement, which sparked the greatest amount of controversy in Spanish society.

Much of Spain has been mobilizing in the streets for more than ten days against the agreement the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party struck with the separatists in exchange for adding the votes Sanchez needs to be sworn in as president again.

With amnesty and other privileges granted to the Catalan, Basque and Galician parties, Pedro Sánchez He received 179 favorable votes Three more than the absolute majority, which represents half plus one of the 350 seats that make up the House of Representatives.

In his speech, Sánchez took aim at the Popular Party and against the Vox Party, which he considered the “reactionary right.”

And in Two moments from his parliamentArgentine presidential candidate Javier Miley mentioned.

Sanchez pointed to the “traditional Argentine right,” They are immersed in delirious reactionary rhetoric From Miley.”

Later, he criticized him again: “These days many things have been announced on the streets of our country, but we heard a far-right leader in another part of the world, in Argentina, say the following: “Social justice is perverse and unjust because it involves unequal treatment under the law.” – Quoted as saying the following-. Something here, in Spain, we have recovered from horror because it does not surprise us.”

“This is the coalition government that I represent Social justice is not considered an aberration – Sanchez replied. on the contrary. We consider it a state of life in society.”

“It was already said by the intellectual leader of the Popular Party, Mrs. (Isabelle Díaz) Ayuso (President of the Community of Madrid), a few months ago when she stated that social justice is an invention of the Left to strengthen the culture of the Community. “Envy.” added the PSOE candidate.

He commented sarcastically on the support received by Javier Miley, which was expressed a few days ago by former Spanish President Mariano Rajoy, from the People’s Party: “By the way, the Argentine far right enjoys the support of the conservative right. “We have to make Mr. Rajoy look at it, who supports the candidate Miley for the presidency of Argentina,” he sarcastically urged the head of the People’s Party, Alberto Nunez Viejo, who looked on from his seat.