In an exclusive interview with SIC and Maria João Avillez, the former president of the Spanish government Felipe González, who was the leader of the PSOE between 1974 and 1997, criticizes the management of Pedro Sánchez in the case of immigrants who invaded Ceuta in July, affirms that the Spanish Socialist Party is becoming a bunker that only protects the elites and regrets that the European Union has lost power and influence.
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In an exclusive interview with SIC and Maria João Avillez, the former president of the Spanish government Felipe González, who was the leader of the PSOE between 1974 and 1997, criticizes the management of Pedro Sánchez in the case of immigrants who invaded Ceuta in July, affirms that the Spanish Socialist Party is becoming a bunker that only protects the elites and regrets that the European Union has lost power and influence.