The president of the Generalitat Valenciana popular Carlos Mazon described this Wednesday as “another smokescreen to distract attention” the speech of the president of the socialist government Pedro Sanchez in which he inaugurated the new political course. In a publication on his social networks, Mazón said that Sánchez “even his own party no longer believes in it” and reminded him that The State owes 3 billion euros to the Valencians “only for dependency”.
It turns out that Pedro Sánchez, who is also the general secretary of the PSOE, has brought forward the socialist congress by a year. The conclave was supposed to take place in 2025. But Sánchez must protect his internal leadership at a time when he is besieged by scandals of the corruption surrounding their environment. With his wife and his own brother accused.
This Wednesday, the President of the Government decided to attack the presidents of three autonomous communities. One of them, Carlos Mazón and the Valencian Community, said that 20% of public places in residences had been eliminated. and the response from the president of the Valencian government It was immediate.
Mazón addressed Sánchez through his profile xthe old man twitter to declare: “We were waiting for Pedro Sánchez to tell us something about the health of displaced tourists, about the dependency allowance that he owes us Valencians, about the response to the immigration crisis and if Alicante was going to stop being 52nd out of 52 in the budgets. But: “However, we have another smoke screen to divert attention once again” It was in this same introduction that Carlos Mazón emphasized this to Pedro Sánchez: “Even his own party no longer believes in it.“.
Mazón then addressed the President of the Government directly: “By the way, Pedro, I am attaching some data that you removed from the argument like yesterday at Patxi Lopez.
And then he listed six pieces of information that highlight the work of the Valencian Government: “We serve the largest number of dependent people in the history of the Valencian Community. 133 million euros of dependency shock plan. Reduction of waiting lists by 25% in dependency. Historic record of investment in dependency with 680 million euros. Historic record for teleassistance services with 65,000 users.
The latter, moreover, also makes a criticism of the former president of the Generalitat and current Spanish ambassador to the OECD, the also socialist Ximo Puig: “20,000 more than with the OECD ambassador“.
Mazón concluded his publication by also emphasizing that: “All this is at the mercy of the Valencians, because the State owes us 3 billion euros just for dependency.”
