Feijóo returns to Galicia after the riots at Abascal's rally in A Coruña and accuses Sánchez of "feeding the extremists": "We must disagree, not throw stones"

Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of the Partido Popular and electoral candidate, returned to Galicia for a pre-campaign rally in Vigo alongside Xunta President Alfonso Rueda. The event followed recent street disturbances in A Coruña that occurred after an appearance by Vox leader Santiago Abascal.

During the rally, Feijóo criticized Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, accusing him and certain unspecified parties of feeding extremists and stoking street violence. He called for public discourse based on words rather than violence, stating that citizens must disagree rather than throw stones.

Framing the upcoming November 29 date as a moment to challenge Sánchez's administration, Feijóo also pledged to reinforce the National Police and the Guardia Civil if he reaches La Moncloa. Additionally, he questioned whether the current climate could lead to unrest in Spain similar to events seen in France.