The Andalusian president, Juanma Moreno, will meet with the president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, if necessary, as part of the series of meetings that Moncloa is organizing and whose main criterion is gold.approval of the statutes of autonomy. But at this meeting there will be “no bilateral agreement and nothing will be signed if all the cards are not visible.”
The advisor to the Presidency, Interior, Social Dialogue and Administrative Simplification, Antonio Sanz, defended that the position of Juanma Moreno is that of availability for a meeting with the president against the criteria of other territorial leaders of the PP such as Isabel Diaz Ayuso: “Faced with a call from the President of the Government, he will always be present because institutional relations are above any current situation and even if the Andalusian Government opposes privileged financing agreements. Andalusia will always respond favorably to an appointment with the President of the Government because we will take advantage of it to talk about all the issues that concern Andalusians.
But these meetings have a limit. There will be no agreements or pacts. As Antonio Sanz has repeated: “We are not going to allow bilateralityneither blackmail nor obscurantism in these conversations. The goal is a (financing) system based on multilateralism, equal opportunities and solidarity. “We are not willing to accept traps or blackmail, nor to whitewash a quota for the separatists that was negotiated and discussed exclusively with Catalonia and that would mean serious harm to Andalusia, an economic blow, a real betrayal.”
Andalusia’s request to the government will aim to “put an end to the economic asphyxiation to which Andalusia is subjected”, since it has stated that in this case it would lead us to “force us to raise taxes “as the Sánchez government wants for the middle classes and the working classes and we do not want it.” “It is clear that Sánchez is bothered by the fact that Andalusia is growing more than ever at the moment, that it is advancing and he wants to slow us down through this suffocation, this discrimination,” continued the presidential advisor.
