The president of the Generalitat Valenciana popular Carlos Mazon crossed out “supremacist» that the Government of the socialistPedro Sanchez “Forget that there is a law there, as valid as the others, which recognizes a language like Valencian“.
Mazón expressed that what “is supremacist” is that the Spanish government “speaks of co-official languages in their recognition in its different forums, including the European one, and forgets that there is, there, a status, as valid as the others, that recognizes a language like Valencian. And he warned that: “If we talk about co-official languages, we have to include Valencian. Because otherwise it is supremacism.“.
This demonstration took place during the assessment that the Valencian president made to about 50 deputies from far-left and pro-independence parties to bring the Valencian law on educational freedom before the Constitutional Court.
And while this may seem like a dart to Pedro Sánchez’s government, it is also a dart to Commitmentsin a more subliminal way. Because while the nationalist coalition is taking the law on educational freedom of the Valencian Community to the Constitutional Court, it forgets to seek the support of those same forces, which now support the appeal, for the recognition of Valencian as a co-official language of the Spanish State.
Mazón began his assessment of the appeal of unconstitutionality promoted by Compromís by emphasizing that “it is surprising to see the speed with which it is pardoned, with which separatist impositions are supported in the Spanish Community and the speed with which it acts.” against self-government for those of us who want equality, freedom and freedom from taxation“.
In the same vein, the Valencian president warned that the 50 deputies who support the appeal to the Constitutional Court “will have to explain whether or not they want the state of autonomies and whether what they are doing is try to keep this in the Valencian Community process Catalan taxation which has dominated the last eight years,” referring to the governments of Ximo Puig, of which Compromís was a member.
Faced with this, Mazón maintained that the PP and the Valencian Government continue to defend “government autonomy, the capacity of the majority of the Valencian people, who decided, on the basis of an electoral program supported largely by the ballot box, that they wanted educational freedom, the equal promotion of both languages, without impositions” and, also, “the transfer of a greater sphere of freedom to families.”
Faced with this, as Mazón explains: “Now it turns out that there are some deputies who They want to pass the Statute of Autonomy of the Valencian Community through the Arc de Triomphethe State of the autonomies and our legislative powers in our Valencian Cortes. For the president of the Generalitat Valenciana: “What they want is to continue supporting this process of imposition and immersion in the Catalan style.”
