On May 3, the Andalusian deputy of the PP Maria Diaz Cañete He stepped firmly towards the podium to speak in turn in the Andalusian Parliament. This was not a simple motion presented by the PSOE to criticize the government of Juanma Moreno regarding its health policy.
This time it was his turn because it was about cancer treatments. Without a trembling voice, he addressed the socialist deputies to tell his story without any intention of pity.
On the contrary, he wanted to set an example: “I tell you in the first person, When cancer knocks on your door, your world falls apart, they stay inside to wait for“.
He also did not hesitate to defend that the Council had invested six times more than the socialists in the treatment of cancer patients, but that “it was not enough.”It’s not, but we’re on our way.“, he assured to the applause of the deputies.
María, originally from Lora del Río, wore five years of fighting breast cancerwhich gave her her hardest face a few months ago. Until this summer, she was very satisfied with the results of a new treatment she was following, but a few weeks ago, her condition worsened until her death.
She was married and had no children, precisely because of all the treatment she had received over the years. He studied journalism at the University of Seville and worked for a few years at the Municipal Television of Lora, but his public vocation went beyond journalism.
From that television, the current mayor of Lora, Antonio Enamorado, hired her as chief of staff of the mayor’s office and in 2019 she made the leap into municipal politics as a delegate and first councilor. Deputy Mayor of the aforementioned Consistory.
She was responsible for the areas of urban planning, finance, personnel, education, citizenship and culture until July 2022, when the Andalusian PP included her on the lists of Parliament.The party wanted him to make the leap into Andalusian politics because of his great value.“, they assure EL ESPAÑOL from their closest entourage.
She remained at the doors, but finally entered as a deputy in the Andalusian Parliament on June 28, 2023. Since then, she has been at the foot of the cannon “being more technical than political, but above all human.”
