The presidents of the Junta de Andalucía, Juanma Morenoand that of the Generalitat Valenciana, Carlos Mazonwere seen this afternoon at the San Telmo Palace, seat of the Andalusian government in Seville.
The reason? Keep resetting that common frontthat Moreno had already started with the previous Valencian president, the socialist Ximo Puigand a strategy to move forward”the defense of equality among Spaniards“.
But also to analyze the new distribution model that avoids the inequalities generated by the current system, approved in 2009 by the government of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. Today, the Andalusian socialist representatives themselves recognize that it is outdated.
Above all, due to the urgency that both communities, two of the most poorly financed along with Murcia and Castilla La Mancha, must resolve the problems of these regions in full discussion, in addition, for the Catalan quota after the investiture pact between the PSC and the ERC.
Initially, this formal meeting would not take place. In any case, it was not planned when the Valencian president announced last week, during the general policy debate of his community, that he would meet Moreno to hold a meeting in which they would anticipate advances on the “strategic questions” shared by the two autonomies.
They were scheduled to meet this Thursday at the Challenges 2025 Forum to be held in Granada. However, after learning from the Andalusian government that he would first stop in Seville on his way to Granada, Moreno invited him to the San Telmo Palace, the headquarters of the Junta in the Andalusian capital.
As the Andalusian executive informed this newspaper, the two leaders were “about two hours put together in a meeting that was not planned in advance“In fact, he was not even summoned to appear before the media.
Like Juanma Moreno, Mazón will meet with the president of the government, Pedro Sancheznext Friday, October 4, even though he has already announced that his expectations “they are not very good“.
Last week, Mazón defended the “profitable alliances” of visions, wills and interests between the autonomous communities, and guaranteed that the Valencian Community would continue to “build bridges” between the regions.
This common front had already been initiated by Juanma Moreno during the previous legislature when he governed in Valencia. Socialist Ximo PuigThe president of the government of Murcia, Fernando López Miras, and that of Castilla-La Mancha, Emiliano García Page, also joined them.
