Gamarra (PP) in Murcia: “Sánchez has shown in Moncloa that he is a professional liar”

The natural environment of the ‘El Valle’ hostel has been the place chosen by the Popular Party of the Region of Murcia to start the new political course. The meteoric The rise in the price of electricity has focused an important part of the interventions of the PP spokesperson in the Congress of Deputies, Cuca Gamarra, and the Murcian president of the PP, Fernando López Miras, because the act has also served to kick off the national campaign that the popular will develop on the street and that it will focus on the incessant escalation of the energy bill.

The campaign began this Saturday, a day where the megawatt hour is trading at 150.78 euros, reaching another all-time high. And precisely, in the Murcian district of La Alberca, the slogan that went like a glove has been presented: ‘The most expensive light in history’. In social networks, the messages They will focus the electricity increase on the figure of the President of the Government with the hashtag: ‘# SánchezApagayVete’.

“The price of electricity continues to rise, while the Government continues to collect, and Mr. Sánchez does not adopt any measures for the families, the self-employed and businessmen “, as the spokesperson has reflected.

Gamarra has illustrated his criticisms with figures, stating that the receipt has risen “more than 270%” compared to last year, which means that a hairdresser goes from paying 900 euros for electricity to 1,700 euros, a fishmonger from 700 to 1,000 euros … The parliamentarian has defended that this situation can only be contained with the 20% drop in the electricity bill raised by the PP, through the application of four measures.

“We must eliminate the tax on energy production, cushion the bill with the carbon dioxide emission fee charged by the Government, set the VAT on electricity at 10% and include in the General State Budgets those items of electricity that have nothing to do with the costs of energy consumed by users “, as listed by the popular.” We have registered these initiatives in Parliament and now we go to the street to explain them to the Spanish so that they see that it is possible to carry out another economic policy “.

During the act, the PP has denounced that the Government has collected more than 3,000 million in the last year, on account of the rise in electricity. The popular spokesperson in the lower house has been very tough with the president of the central Executive:

“There is another policy that is that of Pablo Casado that seeks to stop this price escalation and unmask the trileros: if Pedro Sánchez has shown us something in these three years that he has been at Moncloa, it is that he is a professional liar, capable of establishing all kinds of proposals that, basically, what they take away from one place they put in another. His latest proposal has been to lower the electricity bill so that in the end the cost of other fuels increases, therefore, the bill remains the same for families. “

The solution: Pablo Casado

The leader of the popular Murcian and regional president, Fernando López Miras, has also charged against the state management of the electricity bill that is generating a barrage of criticism from consumer associations.

“We demand that the Government stop making cash with the taxes of the light: It cannot be that in recent months, both families and the self-employed are being fried with the electricity rate“, has regretted -graphically- López Miras, to immediately appeal to popular policies of” freedom “in education, with families, with lower taxes, reducing the tax burden …

“The solution to all this is called Pablo Casado: the president of the Popular Party,” the Murcian leader emphasized to show his public support for his party’s strategy of recovering disgruntled votes, among supporters and militants of Vox and Ciudadanos. “The reunification of the center-right began in March in Murcia (with the motion of censure) and that was a milestone in the arrival of President Pablo Casado to Moncloa“

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