PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo summons his regional presidents after a week without meeting Valencian President Carlos Mazón. Public support for the PP in Mazón is inversely proportional to knowledge of the contradictions of the regional “popular” and its executive at key times of the DANA.
The national spokesperson for the PP, Borja Sémper, has not granted an interview for two weeks. In public, only the general secretary of the PP, Cuca Gamarra, and the spokesperson of the PP in Congress, Miguel Tellado, They talk about Mazón and they do it being faithful to the argument word for word. “It is indisputable that President Mazón and his entire government They threw themselves into this disaster with everything they had at their disposal. and I wish I could say the same thing about the Spanish government”, is the phrase they repeat.
However, none of them address the underlying problem. Nobody in the PP talks about the delay of the Generalitat in warning to the Valencians of the risk of DANA. No one in the PP is referring to the lack of early warning which, according to experts, would have saved many lives. They emphasize that Mazón “dedicated himself” to the tasks following the tragedy, but remain silent about the president’s absence at key times.
Today, Feijóo brings together its regional barons to try to compensate for “popular” management of DANA and try to promote unity within the PP. However, the meeting is being held by videoconference and is not included in the official plans for the official headquarters. This is the first time that all the presidents of the PP have seen each other after the tragedy.
But the reality is that privately, many “popular” people consulted by laSexta do not believe they can save Mazón. Moreover, many are talking privately about a resignation, although not immediate. Some think that if he leaves, it is possible that he will have another political life.
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