Feijóo looks in Aznar's mirror and asks to meet the military dome

The PP leader demanded before the plenary of Congress to meet with the top leaders of the Armed Forces, although from his team now limit him to a contact and the government responds that it is "an extravagance" and that "it doesn't make any sense"Feijóo points out in Congress that he will not support the government in increasing defense spending: "Forget it" "The JEMAD and the leaders of the three armies have to sit with the first party of Spain…

In 1994, Aznar, head of the opposition, met with the leadership of the Armed Forces, as Feijóo now claims. It was a meeting facilitated and supported by the González government despite the harsh polarization of that time. Julián García Vargas, then Defense Minister, details the secret channel he maintained with Aznar those years to inform him about geopolitics: "It has been so long that I can tell him as it was."

He had the votes at his disposal to be president of the government—in an equation that included Vox and Junts—said Alberto Núñez Feijóo in his failed investiture, but he did not want them. However, that has not prevented the leader of the Popular Party from trying to act as if he were throughout this legislature, carrying out a process of delegitimization directed at the current head of the executive, Pedro Sánchez, and the other institutions of…