Rajoy and Aznar Prescribe Pp Moderation and Centrality to Win the Government

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The former president says at the inauguration of the conclave that he will support Feijóo, that he has no rivals, "for his work during these three long years, for his previous career and because he embodies better than anyone else the future of this party"

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The PP begins in Madrid its XXI Congress, in which the only candidate, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, will be re-elected president of the formation.

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"Ayuso will have his chance. He is much younger than Feijóo and his leadership is evident." "Almost no one has access to leadership positions if it is not passing through New Generations. It is tremendous. The party must open up to civil society." "It is essential that, at this PP congress, Feijóo conveys a very powerful reform message that drives him away from Rajoy."

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Genoa met in Madrid this Friday for a marathon weekend for the Popular Party (PP). With the opening of the 21st National Congress of the Popular Party (PP), the conservative party's heavyweights gathered together to support their leader, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, who will be re-elected for a new era in politics. The opening of the PP conclave featured former Prime Ministers José María Aznar and Mariano Rajoy. With the banner of "unity" at the forefr…

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The two former presidents of the government endorse Feijóo to lead the change. At the opening of the extraordinary National Congress of the PP Aznar calls on the PP to achieve a "wide national majority to the right and left" and Rajoy urges him to promote change without "rematch" and without falling into "a new Sanchez"

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The PP leader, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, said on Friday that the PP is "proud" of former presidents José María Aznar and Mariano Rajoy, whom he has defined as "friends" and "counsellors." In his opinion, both demonstrate that Spain "can govern much better", that it is possible to get the country out of "a serious crisis" economic and institutional, and that they are a "united" party.