It will be next Friday that the announced meetings between the Council and the different groups represented in the Cortes de Castilla y León will be held to try to reach an agreement that will make it possible to achieve the spending ceiling in the Regional Parliament so that the Budget appears to be in place. a reality, which is today an entelechy if PSCL and Vox do not radically change their position.
The Minister of Economy and Finance, Carlos Fernández Carriedo, who will be the one representing the Council, insisted yesterday that It also involves “explaining the content” of the accounts presented -not recorded- on Tuesday and which he again defended because “taxes are falling, investments are increasing, we guarantee the provision of public services of the highest quality and we are committed to the rural world”.
If Carriedo repeated that he was not surprised by the “no” of the two formations with which the PP can obtain the majority and again launched an appeal “so that they make a decision from Castilla y León without having to to be told from the outside”, his nine colleagues from the Government Council of Castilla y León did it in unison in the events they organized in different parts of the Community, launching messages to which Vox and the PSCL were the recipients with the aim of convincing them or at least transferring responsibility to them that the Budgets could remain a dead letter.
In this strategically coordinated message, the vice-president and head of Family and Equal Opportunities, Isabel Blanco, asked the parliamentary forces to “leave their internal worries and not pay attention to those who command them in Madrid » and to “devote oneself to reflection”. about the inhabitants of Castilla y León. Almost at the same time, the heads of Agriculture and Health, María González Corral and Alejandro Vázquez, highlighted in a joint event in Valladolid asking that the socialists and those of Gallardo leave aside the “internal battles” and “orders”.
The Minister of the Environment, Juan Carlos Suárez-Quiñones, declared the same thing from León, emphasizing “on the struggles” between the socialists and “on the instructions of Abascal”, identical arguments launched from Palencia by the Minister of President, José Manuel. González Gago and of Mobility, José Luis Sanz Merino, of Soria, who also encouraged them to “do a more in-depth reading” of the Budgets. Meanwhile, in Salamanca, the head of Education, Rocío Lucas, called on them to “abandon their personal interests and bet on those of Castilla y León” and the head of Employment, Leticia García, accused them from Valladolid to reject the accounts “without having taken into account the Castilians and the Leonese.
