Punta questioned the request not to normalize insults towards Pedro Sánchez and, with irony, listed other events that, according to what he wrote, would be treated as normal: imprisoned ministers whom he described as clients of prostitutes, agreements with ETA and separatist parties, pardons, and an amnesty. He also mentioned the conviction of Sánchez's brother, the indictment of his wife, and alleged attempts to harm a judge. #PolíticaEspañola #PedroSánchez #Justicia (translated)
Punta mocked the support for the cultural voucher, Young Summer, subsidies to unions, to cinema and to political parties, institutional advertising, aid to foreign countries, and the increase in advisors and high-ranking officials. Then, he questioned where the money would come from to lower the income tax for workers. #BonoCultural #Subvenciones #Economía (translated)
Punta criticized those who, as he wrote, continued to say that it was all a hoax against Pedro Cáncer. He also insulted them and used a vulgar metaphor to assert that they were being pissed on from above while they opened their mouths. https://t.co/uuyi8wHqD2 #PedroCáncer #Política #FakeNews (translated)
Punta pointed out that Maricarmen could still exercise her right to vote by mail and stated that the PSOE took something away from her on one side but gave it back on the other. #VotoPorCorreo #PSOE #DerechosCiviles (translated)
Punta wrote that many suspected that Sánchez had a hidden card, except for Maricarmen, whom he referred to in a compassionate tone. He also used a derogatory nickname for Sánchez. #DogSánchez #Sorpresa #Maricarmen (translated)
Punta acknowledged that he had not foreseen what happened and said that he had let down his supporters. He added that Maricarmen had been the campaign, although he assured that she was not alive and was rigid. #confesión #reflexión #sincero (translated)
Punta wrote that, although the videos seemed to show very remote places, socialism worked the same everywhere. https://t.co/8b0chqkADK #Socialismo #Política #Sociedad (translated)
Punta mentioned that a young woman from his workplace, whom he described as very left-wing, had said she would vote for the PP because Pedro Sánchez already seemed too much for her again. He added that the situation was the closest thing to witnessing a miracle that he hoped to experience. #PP #voto #España (translated)
Punta asked if the president's wife had said she would request funding from the government and affirmed that she did. https://t.co/qDygz1F8fH #Política #Gobierno #Financiación (translated)
Punta wrote that they were not prepared for a new dictatorial maneuver that, he claimed, Sánchez was preparing, whom he referred to with a derogatory nickname. He added that after drinking a bottle of unfiltered chamomile, he could see it clearly. #Dictadura #Política #Injusticia (translated)
Punta wrote that he had gone to see "The Black Ball" and, while sharing his opinion without spoilers, stated that in Ceuta the population still couldn't live a normal life. He attributed the situation to Pedro Sánchez and insulted him. #LaBolaNegra #Ceuta #PedroSánchez (translated)
Punta described the general strike as a measure against the opposition and claimed that Sánchez had taken a new turn to what he called a dystopia consuming the country. He also referred to the president with a derogatory nickname. https://t.co/bLyxMNKqvc #HuelgaGeneral #Oposición #Distopía (translated)
Punta stated that the person referred to had a particularly contradictory public history and had publicly despised everything they did in the past. He added that he did not see it as changes of opinion, but rather as an absolute absence of beliefs and values. https://t.co/SWnC2wbLMk #Opinión #Valores #Sociedad (translated)
Punta said that the general strike was incomprehensible to him and maintained that to strike one had to work. He stated that, among the members of Sevilla's alternative scene, half were not working and the other half were on leave. He also asked if the protest was directed against the opposition and urged them to stop using cannabis. #HuelgaGeneral #Trabajo #Oposición (translated)
Punta questioned whether Sánchez could steal the elections and offered two options: to bring them forward or not to do so. #DogSánchez #Elecciones #Política (translated)
Punta stated that those in power showed a lot of indignation that day, but maintained that housing had not mattered to them during the 3,043 days prior in power. https://t.co/zeKJnmD0Jz #Indignación #Vivienda #Gobierno (translated)
I don't want to ruin the vibe, but it doesn't really matter if the decrees are approved today or not. The dog is not going to leave Moncloa through democratic means. 8 years and you still don't know him, damn it. What is coming now could perfectly be signed by Tarantino. #Política #Actualidad #Sociedad (translated)
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