Salvador Illa described as “unfavourable” the tax reduction policies carried out by the autonomous communities chaired by the People’s Party and continued to justify the Catalan quota that the PSC agreed with the ERC, reiterating that Catalonia “He will be in solidarity with all of Spain.” He did so during Rose Festival which they celebrate every year at the beginning of the political year, which this year they were not present at Pedro Sanchez for “due to adverse weather conditions”.
The Festival of Roses traditionally marks the inauguration of the political career of the Catalan socialists, an event that this year coincides with a festive atmosphere after the inauguration of Salvador Illa as president of the Generalitat. “We are not good at giving lessons, but neither are those who, by lowering taxes, by demanding more resources, are going to give us lessons in terms of solidarity,” he said. Illawho also stressed that the CFP He will defend the autonomy of Catalonia by respecting the agreements he has reached with other parties.
Likewise, he defended that the Catalan socialists will be “on the front line of solidarity” with the other communities, and reiterated his intention to visit other territories to explain their model and listen to the proposals.
For Illa, the return of the PSC to the Generalitat should be a source of joy for those who want it. Catalonia to continue to be part of Spain: Catalonia returns to improve Spain, to be involved in improving Spain.Catalonia “This is about demonstrating that Spain can be run economically by implementing progressive and left-wing policies and without lowering taxes or doing strange things that no one understands,” he stressed.
Sanchez sit-in
Although Sánchez was unable to attend the event, Illa thanked him for his “commitment to Catalonia” and, literally, for always being at the side of the CFPeven in difficult times. Illa He called on socialists to form broad coalitions with progressive parties that share values such as equality and social justice, and stressed the need to promote economic progress that benefits all citizens.
He defended values such as social democracy, liberty, fraternity, equality and dialogue as founding characteristics of the political system. CFPvalues that he considers more necessary than ever in the face of an extreme right and a “hesitant right that does not know how to block the path to hate speech”. In this sense, he stressed the need to strengthen public services and specifically in housing, because without guaranteeing access to housing, equality in Catalonia is threatened, he warned.
