The PP spokesman in Totana, María Isabel Sánchez, said that "after the conclusion of yesterday's general strike in Spain, has shown that Spanish citizens want is to go exclusively with the crisis and has said it is evident that they want to work. "
For Sanchez Ruiz, "the public yesterday showed that the best way to protest against the country's overall economic policy is working, that society is on the job and this company is not the calls to destroy but to build."
It reiterated that "what Spain needs are general elections that put a government of the PP is the only guarantee to do so and not a general strike."
The popular spokesman said that "Spain now has the same problems yesterday, but with 2,000 million euros less than the strike has cost us, and added that the citizens are against the socialist government policy but also believe that general strike can not solve the crisis. "
As already stated, "of the strike we can conclude that the Spanish did not believe at all that the Socialist government will solve their problems and so have shown their indifference to the strike."
It has also urged trade unions to "think after having had such collusion for months and have given so much credit to the Zapatero government."
He recalled that "unions have benefited from a dramatic increase of public resources since Zapatero came to power and says that since 2005, direct aid granted by the Socialist government for trade union activity has increased by 50% that freed almost 250 million euros annually to the companies. "
