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The PP says that "the street has already shown that it cannot stand" Sánchez: "Ventiments are useless if people are not going to vote."

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During the celebration of Spain's National Day, Alma Ezcurra, the Vicesecretary of Sectoral Coordination for the People's Party (PP), stated that public sentiment has turned against Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. She characterized the holiday as an opportunity for citizens to celebrate their shared history, culture, and national identity.

Ezcurra emphasized that while public demonstrations of discontent are occurring, they are insufficient without electoral action. She argued that the current political climate reflects a lack of support for the Prime Minister, framing the act of voting as the necessary mechanism for political change.

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