Vicente Ordaz: It’s not summer anymore

Well here we are. August has passed. The holidays are over and we are returning to the routine, to the usual. On the political level, more than 30 days have passed since our last meeting here and the truth is that little has happened. Change, nothing has changed.

At the Consell, the return of summer is marked by the eternal battle with the Spanish government to improve the model of funding. Seen from the outside, and far from advancing, things seem to be getting worse. Sánchez is now filing a complaint against the Consell and putting the Generalitat in the same sphere as Isabel Díaz Ayuso and the Community of Madrid. good for Mazon politically, bad in reality. The preparation and elaboration of regional budgets is also underway. An arduous task that, at present, looks more like an abandonment than an agreement with Vox not to extend the current agreements. If six months after breaking the Valencian government, Santiago’s party Abascal If we agree with Mazón’s stories, the feeling of being a “pagafantas” that can be left to more than one person in Vox will be notable.

This is what concerns the Valencian government. Meanwhile, the summer has passed and for the opposition, life remains the same, just as bad. The situation of the Valencian socialists at the moment when the cards are being dealt in this game is almost untenable. With Sanchez give to Catalonia all request in tax issuesfinancing, and also two hard-boiled eggs as the great Groucho would say, the situation has led the majority of the socialist federations in the rest of the country to shout loudly about the electoral bloodbath that this measure could cause. While the PSPV looks the other way and calls Mazón an anti-Catalanist. If this is the strategy…