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Mañueco and Gallardo, until a few months ago we were partners with the government and now we are close enemies on the bench. This afternoon, they experienced their first tense debate during the executive control session.
The head of Voice He wore the opposition jersey and reminded the President of the Council of the changes he has made to his policy since his party is no longer part of it. the Junta of Castile and León: Mañueco, are you from the left? Who is the progressive? His character, his person or both? I am clear that Vox will not count in its progressive drift,” the former vice-president began.
Mañueco preferred not to enter the fray and regretted that Vox now seeks “the greatest applause of the PSOE” and declared that Pedro Sánchez “is delighted with you”. “At Vox they have already forgotten Sánchez and the people of Castilla y León.”
For his part, Gallardo assured that “when we speak, legislate and govern in a progressive way, there is a good chance of being progressive” to recall that faced with this change “his voters are not so delighted”.
He thus criticized him for having listened to his “Madrilenian PP bosses” and for having changed his ideas which were reflected in the government agreement of three years ago. “He asked his voters what they thought about having a pro-abortion, pro-2030, pro-illegal immigration party…” to assert that “taking right-wing votes and developing left-wing policies” it “has a name”. : political scam.
Gallardo reproached him that with the calls of Borja Semper, Cuca Gamarra, Esteban Pons and “the supreme leader” Feijoo restored “the ancient privileges of the unions”, “the laws on historical memory”, “or violated the rights to life pacts”. Since in all cases, “lower your head, remain and accept”.
Mañueco defends himself
Thus, the President of the Council was able to defend himself against these accusations by also turning to Madrid. “He is obsessed with the PP and chooses the wrong opponents. Ask your voters if this is what they want,” he said with the same argument as his political rival.
To remind those who follow the opinions of the national party, it is Vox. “They left because they had been expelled from their headquarters in Madrid. He does not achieve for others what they are not capable of. Now the opposition is abandoning the work,” referring to the fact of not having agreed to meet the spokesperson for the Council and Minister of Economy and Finance, Carlos Fernández Carriedo.
García-Gallardo rightly reiterated that he will not be able to count on the thirteen votes of Vox to “make a left-wing policy”.
