With all the usual load of criticism towards the government of Pedro Sánchez, the president of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, begins this Monday the political journey and did so by asking a question in a television interview (Antena 3TV): “I would like to know if Begoña Gomez He pays for his defense out of his own pocket. As soon as I see the bill, I will dispel my doubts. The president also addressed the situation in Venezuela and urged the Spanish government to “immediately open the doors of its embassy” to opposition leader Edmundo González, “because they are going to arrest him and they will not release him.”
Catalonia and the situation of this community and with the new single financing for this region was one of the axes of his speech: “It is not just a question of money: they are looking for a rupture between the autonomous communities, to move towards a so-called federalism,” warns Díaz Ayuso. Regarding Puigdemont’s escape, he believes that if he met him on the Gran Vía “he would tell him that Sánchez was going to cheat on him because he cheats on everyone, he would take him for a walk through the streets of Madrid where there are many Catalans that he has expelled.” , and then I invited him to go to the Leganitos police station, which has a lot of activity. It is the police station where the Nacho Cano musical case is being handled.
Remember that “Madrid, we are the ones who contribute the most and receive the least in everything; we do it because it is our obligation to Spain, and it concerns Spain. If we start with ‘this is my thing, I come first’, it’s over.”
She is very critical of Illa’s role, which, she says, “we already know thanks to the pandemic, when she closed Madrid based on false information to prepare her campaign in Catalonia.” In fact, she considers that “he is characterized by being a man of good words, but it is only lies, all cardboard.”
On the subject of migration, Díaz Ayuso points out that “in the next 20 years, African countries will have more inhabitants than the European Union.” She is in favor of “seeking solutions to the problem” at its origin, because “Africa is not going to stop sending citizens everywhere because they are fleeing famine and war; it will be multiplied by a thousand.”
While acknowledging that immigrants are necessary, he defended that “one type of immigration is not the same as another; some countries defend female circumcision, polygamy, and these countries are culturally in conflict with us. And there are cultures with which we integrate better: people who come from Latin America are not immigrants, we have the same religion, the same culture…”
Regarding the case of her romantic partner, who is moving forward, she understands that “it is a tax audit that, if he had not been my partner, would have remained there, that they do not allow him to pay it and end it now, that the political parties have appeared. It is, he summarizes, “the use of state means against two individuals. I would like to know if Begoña Gómez is paying for her defense out of her own pocket. As soon as I see the bill, I will dispel my doubts.
Regarding Venezuela, he insists that the embassies of any European country, the United States and Latin American countries that have requested the results of the elections, should be opened to shelter Edmundo González, “but especially Spain; “It is not the opposition, it is those who won the elections.” According to him, Maduro and his government “should be brought before the International Criminal Court. Spain reminds me of Venezuela in the 90s.
