Conservative leader accuses Socialists of 'political corruption,' Vox compares Sánchez to Hitler
Alberto Núñez Feijóo criticizes pardons to Catalans involved in independence push
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People's Party elects Alberto Núñez Feijóo as leader
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Galician president hints he will run for People's Party presidency
Alberto Núñez Feijóo thought to replace Pablo Casado, who will not seek reelection after accusing senior party member of nepotism
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Pablo Casado accused of espionage to discredit senior colleague as regional officials lobby for Galicia president to replace him
The People’s Party holds an offensive against Catalonia’s self-determination
The People’s Party (PP) is holding a convention in Barcelona, with leading figures of the party, including PM Mariano Rajoy, to reject Catalonia’s self-determination and independence. On Friday, the PP’s Secretary General, María Dolores de Cospedal, stated that her party “will not allow Catalonia to split from Spain through machete strikes”. She added that “no one can bite off [a chunk of] a country” and that an independent Catalonia “will be born in bankruptcy”. In addition, the leader of the PP’s Catalan branch, Alícia Sánchez-Camacho, accused the Catalan President of “imposing” the self-determination vote. Besides, she emphasised that the PP “had suffered a lot” in the Basque Country, which is also happening in Catalonia. Within the convention there is a conference of a former PP member who chairs the Association of Terrorism Victims.