The PP calls for the Government to take "effective measures" in order "not to destroy the household economy."

Luis Rogelio Rodriguez (senator of the Popular Party of Almeria), pointed out yesterday that "Pedro Sanchez’s way of governing endangers stability of Almeria families, companies", and asked him to take "once for all" "effective steps that protect households, SMEs, and their economy, instead of destroying it as it is currently occurring".

Rodriguez-Comendador stated that the rising prices of gasoline, electricity and shopping baskets "is causing many families in Almeria be on the edge of the abyss". He insisted on urgent action "because it will cost a lot of money to repair the damage done."

It was also revealed this week that the CPI rose to 10.2% in June. This is the highest inflation rate since 1985.

"Inflation is out-of-control in the face Sanchez's government that, far away from creating certainties, creates uncertainty and anguish. He said that he only tries to patch up and is unable to courageously and effectively accept responsibility.

The senator from the PP said that "it is regrettable that despite a broad package of measures offered by the PP Government of Sanchez devotes himself to putting patches in order to cover up his mismanagement when he should have endorsed the Economic Plan Alberto Nunez Feijoo proposed months ago, and from which he copied only a few measures. Or take the Andalusian Model of Juanma Mostno that has proved effective in making Andalusia despite the pandemic one of Spain

He urged Sanchez to "reconsider" his decision and to take measures like adjusting personal income taxes to low and medium incomes; reducing the highest government spending in the history of the United States; improving European funds to reach their beneficiaries; and working to suspend the hydrocarbons tax, which would lower the gasoline price, as the PP proposes.