We, the Valencians, are stunned to learn, and what remains for us to know, the number of deaths, which is and will be the worst damage because of the irreparable; the brutal dimensions of tragedy: the devastation of crop fields, railway lines, roads, submerged bridges, vehicle fleets, infrastructure, homes, company warehouses, commercial and leisure facilities.
If it is painful for us to see, from a physical distance and emotional proximity, the images of such desolation and the scale of the tragedy, how much more so must it be for those who still do not know where are their parents, friends or neighbors. carried away by some violent waters who crushed everything that hindered them in their mad rush towards the sea.
While the Valencians are very keen to try to mitigate, to the extent that the solidarity help of each of us can be worth it, it is sad and heartbreaking to see the degree of moral misery of those who try to take advantage of what has happened to engage in the worst policies; from the meanest and from the slums.
I was not surprised by the abject irruption of the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande Marlascaby intervening in the pain that overwhelms us, good Valencians. And far, far from assuming their obligations and rolling up their sleeves to try to mitigate so much damage that afflicts us all, raising an accusing finger against the government of Carlos Mazonto whom he entrusts responsibility for the management of DANA.
You have to be miserable, very miserable and contemptible, not to wait for the last of the corpses that are still missing to be recovered; minimal services restored; rehoused people who were left on the streets, victims of the most brutal evictions, and prefer, as they did with unjustified and unnecessary urgency, their malicious accusations, with no other desire than to ruin the coexistence with the joy with which they did it.
The president of Castilla-La Mancha, Emiliano García, is not left out of Marlasca’s comments. Pagewhich has already demonstrated to us – and has now ratified – that it remains faithful to the mandate of “neither a bad word nor a good deed”. Now, with his terrible appearance, he wanted to imitate the Minister of the Interior to try to punish Mazón with the same argument that, we will see, the opposition here and the sanchism There, this will be your hammer.
there will be time for debugresponsibilities. A moment that should be the precise and urgent moment to come to the aid of those who need it. Anything other than providing this aid, and instead engaging in a policy of the worst kind, deserves nothing but contempt due to the disgust caused by those who practice it.
Miserable Marlasca, miserable García Page. Miserable are you all who follow this abjection. May the mud confuse you.
