Valencian President Carlos Mazón admits his mistakes for the first time since October 29 DANA hits the Valencian Community. but they are shared errorsand suggests he will reshape his government.
“There will have to be a time (…) when all administrations review our actions. We must assume that mistakes may have been made,” he admitted today during a visit to Torrent. “We are working to adapt the entire structure of the government of the Valencian Generalitat to the reconstruction work,” he added.
Faced with possible criminal liability, Mazón emphasizes that he is not a member of CECOPI. “It was validly constituted by those who were there. The president of the Generalitat is not a member of CECOPI, and all the institutions were there,” said Mazón, who tried to relieve himself of his responsibilities after being criticized For having been held incommunicado and having arrived two hours late for the vital meeting emergencies.
Mazón insists on designating the central government for the management of DANA. He complains that he has been asking for three days for the trucks to be released and that “they are not arriving”. Statements that the government delegate in Valencia herself denies. He says they acted within 1 hour. “They are sent immediately. If their disappearance is noted, I recommend to the president to work in the most appropriate way, because tweeting alone is not the most effective,” replied Pilar Bernabé, visibly angry.
The Valencian president claims to feel supported by the PP, although the reality is that public support for the PP is unclear. Questioned by journalists, the spokesperson for the PP, Borja Sémper, limited himself to saying after two weeks of silence that “Mr. Mazón will appear on Thursday.” The truth is that some They believe that now is not the time to demand their departure. Same speech as the other regional presidents of the PP. The Andalusian Juanma Moreno repeated the same mantra today: “I think this is not the time to ask for resignations.”
Although later some do not rule it out. The president of the PP of Catalonia, Alejandro Fernández, recognized in ‘El mon a RAC1’ that “Valencia cannot afford two months of electoral campaign at the moment. We will see later”.
