Rajoy accused Zapatero of seeking votes withe
Rajoy accused Zapatero of seeking votes with "massive refutation" of the statute.
Madrid, July 14 .- The Prime Minister, Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, has accused the PP leader, Mariano Rajoy, had used his campaign four years ago of "massive refutation" against the statute only for electoral purposes and to has criticized it again now "riding" on the crisis.
In his reply to the speech by Rajoy, Zapatero has reproached the president of the PP its "anti" I practice four years, tibia gold, ago when it approved the Statute of Catalonia but also promotes an advertising campaign, saying that Spain was broken, and that with the purpose of "splitting" the Spaniards.
Received his words with loud applause from the Socialist benches, the chief executive has thrown in the face of Rajoy who had the "audacity" to ask the PSOE why not take "more wood on, sto credits, the fire" after the Constitutional Court ruling on the statute.
"He's done the things I thought was the most convenient and political interests of his party," insisted on the same line, to emphasize that the PP leaders "knew very well what they were doing" when he promoted his campaign against the Statute, to collect signatures to demand a rrendum "illegal."
Zapatero's, sto energy credits, words, encouraged by the Socialists, have had an angry response in the seats of the PP, to the extent that the Congress president, Jose Bono, has had to call to order the deputy Jose Madero for his comments out loud .
Has the Prime Minister insisted that all the PP's strategy was due to "politically interested them, even knowing that they said things that were" lies "that communities as" poor "would pay for the richest.
And all of this, stressed, "only to win votes at the expense of their clash with Wales."
Rodriguez Zapatero has tried to see if Rajoy opted to attack the Catalan Statute was only "because he came good in the rest of Spain to get electoral support," and has disfigured now want to forget the matter with a "hairs to sea ", from" the harangues of silence yesterday to today. "
But the Prime Minister has gone further and has ensured that if the PP now no longer speaks of "Spain is broken" is because "it has taken accounts and no longer seems so interesting to ride the catalanism."
"Now only interested in riding on the crisis for their political interests," he concluded.