The great anger of Pilar Bernabé upon leaving CECOPI. The government delegate filed a complaint against Carlos Mazonpresident of the Generalitat, and declared that “it is not fair” to say that the aid that reaches the areas and those affected by DANA “is one way or another”.
“We continue to work on emergency issues and, of course, we are working on the reconstruction of Valencia. For the government this is key. It is fundamental. We work in all ministrieswith all the power of the State, to reach all areas,” he said.
And then, against Mazón: “I don’t think it’s acceptable, it’s not fair, that we use all kinds of arguments to generate confusion. It hurt me to listen to the president find out if the help is one way or another. Making these kinds of statements goes against people. This generates pain. And that’s not true.”
“The direct aid amounts to 8.068 million euros, already approved and in operation, which They have no interest. which must not be returned. This goes directly to families, SMEs and the self-employed. Everything, compared to the 250 million of the Generalitat. Multiply it by 32″, explained.
Bernabé continues to express his unease: “If you think that with this you are attacking the Government… The only people who cause pain are people. It’s not fair. Can you imagine them being discouraged from getting the help they deserve? It bothers me to waste a minute of my time explaining these things. We are not going to leave the Valencians. We are not going to leave until the province of Valencia is rebuilt.”
“We are looking for a way to guarantee health”
One of the main concerns, private garages: “The UME and all State services, at the moment they are at level 2, respond to the direction of the emergency which falls to the Generalitat, to the Ministry of Justice and the Interior. This is a clear question, what is in the law. I understand people’s discomfort who needs mud removed from their garages. We are looking for a way to guarantee the health of all. Yesterday, a member of the UME suffered an incident, can you imagine what happens to a citizen? The emergency takes a few steps. “There was a sewage problem before, now that problem is solved.”
“We must put aside political questions, we must be at the level of citizens. Health must be guaranteed, both for individuals and volunteers. All sludge requires special treatment. Sewage sludge poses a risk to public health. Now there are some who have it under their house. Everything is being prepared for the entry of the machines,” concluded Bernabé.
