Miguel Bosé criticizes the Government of Pedro Sánchez for the coronavirus crisis: "It does not measure up, as we already knew" | Coronavirus Spain

Singer Miguel Bosé has lost his mother, Lucía Bosé, to the coronavirus pandemic. In a heartfelt publication on his social networks, the famous interpreter has charged against the Executive of Pedro Sánchez and Pablo Iglesias. “The government of the country does not measure up, but we already knew that,” he points out on Instagram in a text in which He warns that in Mexico, the country where he resides, the coronavirus has just arrived: “The worst is yet to come. I am with each and every one of you. Strength and endurance. I love you. “In one of the messages in which he says goodbye to his mother, the 63-year-old singer points out that” the pain and frustration I feel seeing this and knowing everything behind it, from the suffering of families to the solidarity effort of the professionals of the public order and hospital, outrages me in such a way that all I want is to see the end of so much regret. ”All this with an image of Madrid’s Gran Vía deserted of people by the confinement carried out by Spanish society as a whole. The singer points out that in the face of the efforts of the population not to spread the coronavirus, the Executive of the nation is not responding with the same diligence to stop the pandemic. View this post on InstagramThe pain and frustration I feel seeing this and knowing everything that lies behind it, from the suffering of the families to the solidarity effort of the public order and hospital professionals, outrages me in such a way that all I want is to see the end of so much regret. The government of the country does not measure up, but we already knew that. Here in Mexico the attack is just beginning. The worst is yet to come. I am with each and every one of you. Strength and endurance. I love you. #MB # QuédateEnCasa #AplanaLaCurva A post shared by Miguel Bosé Oficial (@miguelbose) on Mar 22, 2020 at 3:48 am PDT Bosé ends his message with the slogans “stay at home” and “flatten the curve.” «We carry you inside our hearts, dear Mami. A kiss from the whole family, “he says in another letter. After the dissemination of the heartfelt letter, the messages of support and encouragement from his followers number in the thousands. Among many others, they have used Instagram’s own social network to transfer his condolences to Miguel Bosé and his family, the actor Antonio Banderas; the singers Vanessa Martín, Paulina Rubio and Laura Paussini; the singers Juanes, Pablo Alborán, David Bustamante and Mario Vaquerizo; the Pax Vega model; the actress Paula Echevarría; footballer Luis Figo and many more.