The new Valencian government Carlos Mazon He will have a new vice-presidency and a ministry of economic and social recovery. This department will be at the heart of the recovery strategy. He will harmonize all this and lead the Interministerial Recovery Council, which will bring together all sectors of government. In addition, Mazón will create an exclusive Ministry of Interior and Emergencies, which means that he will oversee the governance of this area. But above all there will be one area responsible for responding to the disaster. With this, as planned by OKDIARIO, there will be 11 departments. Two more than so far, but one less than in socialist governments Ximo Puig.
The creation of this specific emergency zone aims for “a more agile response”, as Mazón explains. But also “to anticipate them”. Mazón also explained that the new emergency service “will be responsible for guaranteeing the response to risks: from health emergencies to natural disasters.” Also, it will have an educational function. And it will be the one who will have the power to notify, update and require the modification of disaster alert protocols. The latter is transcendental, because, as Carlos Mazón recognized, “new protocols are necessary”.
Regarding the area of Reconstruction, its mission will be to integrate and strengthen all economic and social areas as well as employment. It will serve as a gateway for new job-generating investments: “We want everyone to find their place in this recovery,” Mazón said. The President of the Generalitat announced that “we will do what is necessary to prevent future adversities with tools and resources.” The new head of Reconstruction, as has been said, will in turn lead the interministerial commission for economic and social recovery with all the advisors.
DANA Commission of Inquiry
The regional leader of the PP also announced that he would launch a commission of inquiry before the Valencian courts into the management of DANA by the community government. “Valencians have the right to know everything that happened, the information that was processed and the decisions that were taken during an emergency for which we must today and now seek an explanation. We need to know why our previous experience in this type of situation and the refined protocols that have worked until now have not been enough to avoid or mitigate the terrible damage we have suffered,” he said from the podium. speakers.
“For this reason, the popular parliamentary group will present a proposal for the creation of a commission of inquiry to analyze in these Cortes, with light and stenographers, how many questions have already been raised or could be raised until its constitution regarding the response to the worst tragedy in our recent history and I hope, because it cannot be otherwise, that a commission of inquiry will also be created within the Cortes Generales,” he said.
