Rueda refers to the CIS survey as “Sanchez’s survey” and asks not to trust any of them: “You have to go vote”

The president of the Xunta and PPdeG candidate for reelection, Alfonso Rueda, has asked his people, waiting for the latest survey from the Center for Sociological Research (CIS) to be released this Monday, which he has referred to as ” Mr. Pedro Sánchez’s survey”, that they do not trust any of them and that, if they have to do it, they do it “with the worst one. But he has stressed that the key is to go to the polls: “You have to go and vote yes or yes “. “Watch out for the polls! None of them are worth it to me,” he stated during a rally in A Estrada, where some 500 people gathered, before emphasizing that, although the majority of polls that come out this Sunday, with the legal deadline for publication, are in favor of preserving the absolute majority, he prefers not to trust himself. “If I were a comfortable person, who thought that with this you could calm down and cross your arms, then I would be very calm because there are many, the majority, except the always and those that remain to be released, which give us the majority,” he explained, before anticipating that he already knows what “the third installment of Mr. Tezanos’s CIS will say, that is, that of Mr. Sánchez and the one on the left in Galicia.” “The first delivery said that we had it very difficult two weeks ago. The second said that we had it practically impossible four days ago. Tomorrow, if I’m not mistaken, Mr. Tezanos may make me happy and tell the truth for once, he will say that it’s better that we don’t run because we’re not going to get any deputies,” he predicted. “Well, I say that what counts is the 18th and that, if you have to set any expectations, you have to look at the worst survey. You have to go vote, nothing else is worth it. I don’t care about surveys. There are people looking at what the weather is going to be like and this is the same. It’s like surveys, it doesn’t matter what the surveys say, it doesn’t matter if it rains or not. Here you have to go vote, yes or yes,” he concluded. “WHEN THE ALMS IS A LOT, EVEN THE SAINT IS DISTRUSTING.” Also the provincial president of the PP of Pontevedra, Luis López, ‘Lugués’, had warned before trusting the polls using a traditional Galician saying: “When alms are a lot, even the saint distrusts.” López has called on his people not to “trust themselves” and has anticipated that it is not “enough” to have “the best candidate and president.” of the Xunta” because, he anticipated, the rivals on the left are going to be “mobilized”. ” to give Rueda his first absolute majority.