Juan Bravo denies any link between those investigated in the ‘Montoro Case’ and the current PP leadership
The Deputy Secretary General of the Popular Party, Juan Bravo, has denied any link between those investigated by the ‘Montoro Case’ with the current leadership of the Popular Party. In an interview with the time of the 1, Bravo has assured: “The structures are public and can know them and can see what people are working with Mr. Feijóo.”
Bravo has defended the popular leader, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, his work and his team: “We are talking about situations that occurred seven and 11 years ago. The person we have in front now is Mr. Feijóo, who during the 30 years of work, has never had an accused person and that transmits confidence.”
The popular vice -secretary has stated that “the priority” at this time is “something that does not defend the current government, which is to let justice work with autonomy and independence, with the possibility of clarifying everything about what there is doubt.” “He who has done something, to assume all the consequences and that the whole weight of the law falls, and the one who has not done anything, that nobody as a doubt that it has become clean,” added Bravo.
He has also defended the actions of the Popular Party after the imputation of Montoro was announced: “We have respected the judicial field and his work, Mr. Montoro presented his decline and as PP there will be action within internal functioning.” “In no case have we hidden,” Bravo emphasized.
Asked if the PP can continue to defend its economic management during its years of government at this time when several of its key people are being investigated, Bravo has stated that “what the Spaniards value is what happened between 1996 and 2004 and the economic reality of the country was positive. From 2011 to 2018 Spain was bankrupt and the EU wanted to intervene, and the Spaniards made a great effort and managed to recover the country and put it in a path. The data is objectives and that is what we put in value. ”
