Just in the week in which the commission of inquiry into the alleged favorable treatment of the Complutense University to the wife of the president of the government was created, the socialist spokesperson in the Madrid Assembly, Juan Lobato, asked the regional president to control session if you think the public university is important. And the crash was inevitable. The socialist spokesperson accused Ayuso of “persecuting” Sánchez’s wife and the regional president asked the PSOE how he will receive Begoña Gómez in the Assembly: “At the door of Gayola, through the corridors, the conduits of ‘air ?
“Wow, your honor, how interesting. It turns out that this is the first time in his life that he has asked me about public universities. See if you’re interested. Never, in any plenary session, in any oral question, have you spoken to me about a public university,” Ayuso reproached Lobato.
“And are you telling me about the Complutense University? The Complutense University is the central university, it is the scholarly university, it was the main public university in Spain and you have degraded it time and time again. You have to have a tough face. “You (the PSOE) have been degrading the university and, in particular, the Complutense and the public for many years,” Ayuso continued.
“How are they going to receive the boss here? Through the gayola door, through the corridors, through the air ducts? I don’t know how they are going to organize it, but they are going to have to give explanations here because the money of Madrilenians who pay and pay a lot has been wasted on unbearable deals and shenanigans. “, commented the regional president.
Ayuso defined Begoña Gómez’s chair thus: “I will accept it, I will create a party to have something to work on and benefit the companies that have been part of a chair that does not even have students .”
Lobato, for his part, accused Ayuso of not being interested in the public university: “For young people who want to study, science, innovation… Is it important that Madrid is a world reference in major sectors? development? I don’t think any of this matters to you. I don’t know if he doesn’t know him, if he’s not interested, or worse yet, if he has a well-thought-out plan to proceed step by step with the dismantling of the public university, as he is doing with health, with the rest of public education, with residences, with social housing.
“Otherwise, explain to us, why in Madrid can you study medicine in more private than public universities? Why has he been stopping Carlos III from getting a medical degree for five years? “Do you really believe that a middle class family can afford the freedom to spend one or two thousand euros per month on university studies?”
Lobato continues his accusations against Ayuso: “Having to go into debt to study is not freedom. Transforming what was once a right for all into a luxury for a few is not freedom. With your policy in Madrid, you represent rather the opposite of freedom and rather the opposite of equality, Ms Ayuso. And the worst part is that I think he does it because he believes in it.
“I accuse you of thinking that there are those who have more of the right to go to university and those who have less. You are driving the middle class out of college and opening the door to business and speculation. There should be a commission of inquiry in Madrid to see how this is done.
“Madrid is the region of Spain where there is the least investment in public universities and where students achieve the most by attending public universities,” said the Socialist spokesperson.
“If you have the courage, tell me it’s a lie. Because it seems that he only has the courage to go hand in hand with Vox and, certainly against Mr. Feijóo, to persecute the wife of the president of the government. Pursue, eh, not investigate, that’s what he does. “That’s why he has courage.” “Well, look, not a word about a public university. Everything is fine now. “Stop talking so much about ETA, about Venezuela, about my chair, which is the only thing you know and the only thing you like to talk about.”
