“He acted like an asshole”

The mayor of Noblejas (Toledo), Agustín Jiménez, who He has been in office for 41 years.is very offended by the visit of the Minister of Agriculture, Livestock and Rural Development, Julián Martínez Lizán, to a local company. A week ago, the councilor visited the Ecopig Proteins factory, a company that uses meat waste, specifically animal by-products not intended for human consumption (Sandach) that the Incarlopsa industry rejects and transforms them into proteins and fats for animal feed. and for the production of biofuels. The press office of the Community Commission of Castilla-La Mancha sent the media a note and a photo of the visit published by ABC and, apparently, the place where the mayor learned about it.

That is why he sent a letter to the councilor in which he calls him “behaving like an imbecile” and describes Julián Martín’s pose as “ridiculous”. “Explain, if you can, what a councilor of the Government of Castile-La Mancha, member of a government that claims to be socialist, does everything, institutionally visiting Noblejas and is not able, at the very least, to inform the representative of the municipality“Nothing less than a mayor who has supported the Socialist Party in this area for more than 40 years, creating wealth and prosperity not only for his city but for the entire region, in open contempt and without any protocol rigor,” he said in the letter.

For Agustín Jiménez, “This would not have happened in the days of Presidents Bono and Barreda.. What’s more, even his predecessor in power would not have shown us such contempt. But since we are more concerned about which part we are in among the many parts into which Spain is supposed to be divided, well, we will have to get used to these antics.”

“Out of courtesy towards your person and your position (which you did not have towards the legitimate representative of the municipality of Noblejas) You will be able to read this letter before it is sent to the same media outlet that published the news of your visit.…it will make you feel a little worse, but it’s better than hearing about it through the media,” concludes Agustín Jiménez.