Isabel Diaz Ayuso was direct during the control session of the Madrid Assembly, where he assured that he supported “one hundred percent” the veto of Teresa Ribera as vice-president of the European Commission, because after what happened in Valencia, this is unacceptable, according to He stressed that no politician should be rewarded.
In the Assembly, the President of the Community of Madrid was equally categorical in expressing her support for Alberto Núñez Feijóo in the strategy he is leading in Europe, but her silence on Carlos Mazón was also significant. Not a word about the president of the Generalitat of Valencia, to avoid strong criticism from the Community of Madrid and to make it clear that he is completely distancing himself from his leadership.
Of course, Ayuso made it clear that what happened in Valencia after the DANA disaster should make all politicians think and think with their feet on the ground, and that rewarding one of them should be avoided. between them for the moment.
Lobato questioned the democratic quality of the Community of Madrid and stressed that Ayuso was “right” not to support Mazón and not to support Feijóo so that Teresa Ribera would not be vice-president of the European Commission. From there he turned to the CIS, where he said the first problem was politics and then the bad behavior of politicians. “Democracy is an end in itself and when it is weakened, those who lose the most are the citizens and when you press the polarization button, what you lose is democracy and the citizens.”
He then took it a step further in his speech at the public university. “Equality of opportunity was born. This gives hope and a future to middle-class families, regardless of how much money they have in their accounts. This is social justice. Instead of pushing the polarization button, you should push the button so that there are more places in public universities. »Instead of so many research commissions that don’t help public universities at all, focus on funding them«.
President Ayuso: “Thursday, another day of panic at the PSOE. “I hope they don’t also compare him to Freddie Mercury, like they did in the commission.” “I support Ribera’s ban in Europe one hundred percent, because after what happened in Valencia I don’t consider it right for a politician to be rewarded. We politicians are not here to reward ourselves for what happened in Valencia. A little more feet on the ground, Mr. Lobato.
“I support Feijóo one hundred percent and I support Ribera’s veto in Europe one hundred percent,” Ayuso insisted during the Assembly control session. “They are capable of reaching agreements with the extreme right in Europe to obtain their medal,” he lamented, recalling Sánchez’s phrase which, as he said, will always haunt him: “We will govern with or without Parliament.
During the monitoring session of the Assembly, there was also another train accident between Ayuso and Vox. The spokesperson for this party, Isabel Pérez Moñino, criticized the regional president “for speaking like Vox and legislating like the PSOE” and criticized her for including in the budgets an expenditure of 40 million euros for the policies of gender.
Ayuso called Vox a “farce”: “They do nothing other than live against the Popular Party, they live to help, yes, Pedro Sánchez, from here, from the Congress of Deputies and especially from Europe, where Wow, now they have found allies. “It’s all a prank, your honor.”
