The PSOE has released a video in which it compiles the insults that different PP leaders have directed at Pedro Sanchez, starting with their own leader. He did it just two hours after Alberto Núñez Feijóo confirmed during an intervention in Congress that he will finally meet with the President of the Government.
Simulating the credits of a film, on a black background you can see the disqualifying words “despot”, “caudillist”, “egomaniac”, “adamanist”, “felon”, “weak”, “sectarian”, “irresponsible”, “authoritarian”, “frivolous”, “populist”, “corrupt” and “immoral” attributed to the head of the majority party.
Also mentioned is the “pathological tic” that Feijóo suggested in an interview on Antena 3 that the head of the coalition Executive could have due to the laughter he had let out in the Congress rostrum during his investiture debate. In the following Federal Executive of the PSOE, Sánchez scolded his people for not having come out to defend him publicly.
The video, which lasts less than a minute, begins with a statement from Feijóo himself in which he says: “I am not here to insult Pedro Sánchez, I am here to beat Pedro Sánchez.” Then the parade of words begins while a fragment of the song is heard in the background. Pomp and circumstancewhich in the US is used as an anthem at university graduations and in Latin America is associated with the celebrations of teenagers who turn 15.
With the aforementioned resource of credit titles, a section is included under the heading “also starring” (also starring) in which they appear Isabel Diaz Ayuso and the viral “son of a bitch” that the Madrid president’s team translated as “I like fruit.” Also mentioned is a “coward, coward” accused of the PP bench, “player” (Elias Bendodo), “he should leave the country in a trunk” and “bullying” (Miguel Tellado), “dictator” and “trilero” (Cuca Gamarra) and “coup plotter” (Susana Mozo).