The president of the Generalitat Valenciana, Carlos Mazonis clear about his intention to meet Pedro Sánchez and this willingness is based on a predisposition to claim and complain about grievances. “I look forward to sitting down with a man who has so much pending accounts with the Valencians” he said.
In more detail, the popular leader exposed some economic data and gaps: “When someone owes you 3 billion euros in dependence25 cuts in the Tajo-Segura transfer, aid to the ceramics of Castellón or the water of the Albufera, we must listen to their call.
In addition to thus exposing in his account X the unequivocal position regarding the possible meeting with the President of the Government, Mazón also declared to the media that he would be “delighted” to respond to his call to “look him in the eye and remind him of everything he owes” the Central Executive to the Valencian Community.
When someone owes you 3,000 million euros in dependency, 25 reductions in the Tajo-Segura transfer, aid to the ceramics of Castellón or to the water of the Albufera, you must answer their call.
I look forward to sitting down with a man who has so much unfinished business with the… pic.twitter.com/y5G41b1dVB
– Carlos Mazón (@carlos_mazon_) September 7, 2024
After celebrating the I Conference of the government of Change In Gandía (Valencia), when asked about this meeting, he also indicated that he would demand a transition fund of leveling for financing and defended that the autonomies governed by the PP have carried out, according to him, an “exercise of solidarity, equity, responsibility and equality among the Spaniards” by giving their support to this economic mechanism “that compensates for the underfinancing, especially the most underfunded, which is the Valencian Community.
As was evident this Friday, the support of other regions for his proposal was “a success promoted by the Popular Party of the Valencian Community, a successful certification that there is no first-class Spain and no second-class Spain; there is no Spain privileges and Spain as wounded; there is no Spain of quotas, of separatism and those in the van.
Mazón has positioned himself against any differential treatment for his territory and is in favor of a national solution, without discrimination. “The equality of the Spanish It starts by balancing those of us who are at the bottom; “It is a solidarity that the Socialist Party has expressly renounced with the singular financing, with the quota and with the concert for Catalan separatism”, criticized the also president of the Valencian Popular Party.
Leading by example: agricultural investments
In his speech at the First Conference of the Government of Change, he promised that he would not stop demanding “justice and equity» for the Valencian Community in terms of financing, water and infrastructure.
And he compared his efforts to provide resources in specific areas of his management. While the Autonomous Executive “has fulfilled its duties in matters of water and with our farmers as demonstrated by the investments of 33 million for him post-vase Júcar-Vinalopó”, the infrastructure plan for water purification with 60 million or the expansion of aid for energy efficiency in irrigation and the rational use of water, among others, “the government continues to reduce the water rights of the Community.”
The members of the Valencian Autonomous Executive, gathered at the First Conference of the Government of Change
Likewise, he recalled that the Valencian contribution to agricultural insurance It is “by far the largest in Spain” – with more than 32 million euros – and its maximum eligible amount already reaches the maximum allowed.
Finally, he called for a “state policy” in immigration “with real and effective solutions” to solve this “structural problem”. Thus, he valued the solidarity of the Valencian Community in this matter, while recalling the saturation of the centers for minors in its territory “being at 160% of their capacity”, for which he demanded “more resources “to be able to serve them as they deserve instead of seeing them overcrowded, which is what the government seems to want to do.”
