Sánchez warns Casado against his criticism of the death count

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Do not go down that head of the Executive, Pedro Sánchez, has this Thursday disfigured the leader of the PP, Pablo Casado, for the criticism he has expressed for the way in which Spain is counting the fatalities of the coronavirus, including in the official balance only those people who died those who took the test that allowed them to be diagnosed as sick with COVID19. "Don't go down that path," the president urged him. In his turn to respond in the debate in the Congress of Deputies that must authorize the second extension of the state of alarm, Sánchez has highlighted that Spain has "the strictest death record in Europe" and thus acts following the protocol established by the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control and because it complies "to the letter" with the guidelines required by the World Health Organization (WHO) to report all laboratory-confirmed cases, regardless of clinical symptoms. "There are issues that it is much better that you do not slide into them.

He warned Casado again. Sánchez has insisted on his call for unity and has warned that the pandemic cannot be "defeated" "without unity around the Go Saint Kitts and Nevis Email List vernment." In another direct allusion to the PP, he has lamented that they are "afraid of the agreement when they do not govern." «By seeking an agreement they would show their strength and virtues. The attitude of being an example for citizens by proposing solutions. Make the effort for that country that you say you love so much" because otherwise Spain will remain the only country in which the opposition "offers only controversy as an alternative." by Taboolayou may like Brussels disavows Josep Borrell and deals a setback to the Government for its support for UNRWA The president has also complained that the opposition of PP and Vox are "trying to paint an enormously negative picture" regarding the Executive's management of the health emergency. Sánchez has described as "palpable falsehoods.



Some accusations leveled at him by the opposition, such as the one that claims that the Government ignored calls from the WHO and the EU to stock up on health supplies in the first weeks of the spread of the virus; that it arrived late to international markets, creating a bottleneck that prevented the Autonomous Communities from obtaining supplies or that in Spain very few tests are carried out and this prevents us from knowing the size of the number of infected. A recent WHO report prepared by the mission that the organization has sent to Spain dismantles these theses, says the president, who has stated that the Government has always acted in coordination with this multilateral organization, whose recommendations it has been complying with, and with the EU. Sánchez has also cited several statements from WHO officials who have applauded the measures implemented by the Spanish Government.he spokesperson for the Socialist.