Another MP leaves Vox Baleares: “I’ll come back when they come to their senses”

Agustín Buades leaves Vox Baleares. The MP, who already left the parliamentary group at the beginning of this month and remains unaffiliated with the Balearic Parliament, now announces that he is leaving the party, a few hours after being informed of the opening of a disciplinary file and has been suspended. as a precautionary measure, as a party affiliate. “It seems that the VOX leadership wants to expel me, so where I am not well received, I have no reason to be. I will join him if one day the national leadership comes to its senses,” Buades explained in a statement, in which he justifies his departure “in the face of the serious and unfounded accusations” made against him and “in the face of the impotence that has been produced since the allegations.” that I can present. The deputy, who is part of the group of five rebels who tried to expel the president of the Balearic Parliament, Gabriel Le Senne, and the regional leader, Patricia de las Heras at the beginning of this year, denounces that Vox has used these disciplinary sanctions. files to “”scare” the members “without ever being resolved”. Standard Related news No Abascal postpones meeting with Edmundo González due to illness ABC Vox leader suspends this Wednesday’s meeting with the Venezuelan opponent due to a viral image Although he is leaving the party led by Santiago Abascal, Buades assures that he continues to consider himself a member of Vox “with heart and ideas” and hopes that one day the national leadership “will realize that the lack of internal democracy is what is ruining a project that has “At present, ceasing to be a member only means saving 9 euros per month, because political affiliation with Vox is useless, given that all internal participatory processes have been eliminated”, Six months ago, Buades was about to be expelled from the party – along with Idoia Ribas, Sergio Rodríguez, Manuela Cañadas and María José Verdú – for disobeying Abascal’s directives. them but the expulsion was not carried out because Vox would have been dismembered and in a minority with only three deputies. In the months that followed, the national leadership apparently managed to bring Manuela Cañadas and María José Verdú back to the majority: five. At the same time, the three rebels founded the civil association Avanza en Libertad, an entity that shares the same ideology as Vox and from which they criticize Abascal’s decision to break the pact with the PP in the Balearic Islands. Buades’ departure leaves the Vox group with six deputies -out of the eight obtained in the elections- in the Balearic Parliament and aggravates the serious internal crisis that the party has been going through almost since the beginning of the legislature. In one year, Vox Baleares has lost two deputies and the controversies have not stopped.

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