The PNV is mocked from the PP for “forgetting” its support for the return of the Paris Palace that used to vote excuse against the Omnibus decree
The Basque Nationalist Party has done it again. After the curious video against the parliamentary spokesman of the PP, Miguel Tellado, in which he appeared characterized as a blue bird while throwing various qualifiers to the PNV under the text “Is it a seagull? Is it a charran? It is tellado! ”, This time the mockery of the Jeltzales has been aimed at the explanation of the change of course of the PP on the Omnibus decree.
In a thread of publications on the social network X (formerly Twitter), popular They tried to defend their position change and their announcement that they will finally vote in favor of the new Omnibus decree agreed by the Executive and Juns despite the fact that it includes measures, as they affirm, as “the rise in VAT in the fiscal plan”.
However, the PNV wanted to remind those of Núñez Feijóo that they forgot one of their main arguments to knock down the Royal Decree Law: the transfer to the Basque Party of the Palace of Paris that they bought in 1936 and that it was seized by Nazism and then delivered to the Francoist authorities. All this with a new short video in which the most famous extraterrestrial of cinema, ET, looks towards the moon, in which the palace of Marras appears, and says its iconic phrase: “My house.”
Curiously, The president of the Basque PP, Javier de Andrés, has had to go out To try to rebuild the argumentary of the conservatives defending that “the PNV already has registered in its name” El Palacete. Until Wednesday, from the party they did not recognize that this assignment had already had an effect even if the decree declined in Congress.
From Andrés he defends that in the PP they do not go “to chop the hooks” of the Socialist Party because they know “that it is ineffective” and that they will go to the courts to try to reverse the measure that, however, will also approve in case of supporting to the new Omnibus decree. From Andrés also insists that the palace was bought “with public money”, although it is not true.
A little over a week ago the object of the Mockery of the PNV X account was precisely the popular spokesman in Congress, Miguel Tellado, after qualifying the “Tencategui” match, among other niceties, or that he accused his spokesman Aitor Esteban of “wanting a palace in Paris.” What remains to know is whether Basque nationalists will maintain this new network strategy, which Esteban himself seems to have started in summer With his “clumsy, you are a clumsy”, or if it will be just something passenger.
