Tellado urges Ayuso's PP to deliver a 'thrashing' to PSOE in Madrid

Miguel Tellado calls for a clear victory over PSOE in the November 29 elections at a rally in Alcobendas.

Patricia Navarro
Patricia Navarro
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The Secretary General of the PP, Miguel Tellado, urges the Madrid PP, led by Isabel Díaz Ayuso, to achieve a resounding victory over the PSOE in the general elections on November 29. Madrid elects 38 of the 350 seats.

The Secretary General of the PP, Miguel Tellado, called this Thursday at a rally in Alcobendas for the Madrid PP, led by Isabel Díaz Ayuso, to deliver a thrashing to the PSOE in the region in the general elections on November 29. According to pressdigital.es, the popular leader made the call following the new operation by the UCO of the Civil Guard in the context of the Koldo case.

The event was attended by the mayor of Alcobendas, Rocío García, the mayor of San Sebastián de los Reyes, Lucía Fernández, and the Secretary General of the Madrid PP, Alfonso Serrano. Tellado called for massive support from the people of Madrid so that the next Government is, in his words, one of management and seriousness.

You have to give them a thrashing. You have to give them a real lesson.

Tellado argued that Madrid must be at the forefront of change and reminded that the Madrid constituency elects 38 seats out of the 350 in Congress, more than any other.

Regarding the UCO operation, which has resulted in six arrests and has requested documentation from Adif and the construction company Azvi, the PP leader predicted that those involved will end up in the dock.

All the Sánchez supporters will end up in the same place, which is the dock of the accused.

Tellado also reiterated that the PP wants a face-to-face with Pedro Sánchez, scheduled for November 16 on Mediaset, and lamented that the PSOE has not confirmed its attendance.

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