I do not know if it was the best day for Alberto Núñez Feijóo to convene a demonstration against the Government with the motto “Mafia or Democracy”, while a judge sent to the prison to which he was the Secretary of State of Interior in the government of Mariano Rajoy for money laundering, revelation of secrets and criminal organization and another magistrate put a step of the bench to the couple of Isabel Díaz Díaz. JPGANDUL / EFE Feijóo used a more typical language of the FBI chief in the Chicago of the twenties. The Scarface Capone, Bugs Moran or Bloody Genna. The man who had to bring moderation to Spain has succumbed to insult as a strategy to defeat Pedro Sánchez and his government. Qualifying the Spanish president as a mafia capo makes the opposition leader very difficult to find offenses to overcome it. Feijóo, who said that he did not come to insult but to win, qualifies the government as a mafiacierly, the PSOE has not given convincing explanations about an alleged dirty war that implies the socialist militant Leire Díez against the controls of the Civil Guard. It does not seem a mere initiative to make merits. But from there to convene a demonstration with the slogan “mafia or democracy” and call the president mafioso, after the popular spokesman, Miguel Tellado, described the criminal organization government in Congress, goes a stretch. The most Trumpist PP emerges as an alternative with more insults than initiatives, more scarins than projects. As if I wanted to occupy the radical space of Vox. Lee also Màrius Carol when Feijóo was chosen three years ago promised to flee confrontations and end polarization. His great phrase was: “I am not here to insult the president of the Government, but to beat him.” It will be that, since he has not won him, he has decided to insult him. And here we are, anchored in the tension, exciting society. The PP fills the mouth with the word corruption to attack the PSOE, forgetting its recent past. The opposition chief should present a motion of censure if he believes that Spain is going as bad as proclamation. This is a mechanism to force a great debate about the state of the nation, even if it does not win it. Seeking to maintain tension in the street is not to believe the rules of the democratic game.
