The Secretary General of the PSPV-PSOE and Minister of Science, Diane Morantopened the political course before the socialist activists of Alicante, as was predictable, with two blows against Alberto Núñez Feijóo and Carlos Mazón. He criticized the national leader of the PP for having traveled to Greece, a country “accused for its violent and inhumane immigration policy”, and the president of the Generalitat for having rejected the debt relief of the Valencian Community for “sectarianism”.
This was stated by the head of innovation and universities of the government of Pedro Sanchez at a PSPV-PSOE event in the Alicante town of L’Alfàs del Pi, in which he called the first year of the Consell de Mazón an “absolute failure”, which he described as “failed, weak and unstable” after the Vox march.
First, Morant focused on national politics and criticized Núñez Feijóo for the fact that the PP “has ceased to be a state party”, giving as an example its visit to greece that same week, a country “accused of having a violent and inhumane immigration policy.” A trial that served to justify Sánchez’s African tour to establish circular migration agreements as an alternative to irregular immigration.
He also criticized the fact that the Spanish right “has been looking for some time for where to look at itself, where its mirror is,” having found it, he said, in former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro, in Argentine president Javier. Mileiand at the Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni. “And now, on migration issues, we are looking at the policy of Greece,” he lamented.
For this reason, he urged Feijóo to explain whether he is willing to implement the “unsupportive and inhumane model” in the Greek country’s migration policy if he governs Spain. In turn, Morant stressed that the PP and Vox are immersed in a “competition to see which of the two is the most racist and claims that the thicker animal“, such as, for example, the demands that the Navy “fight the cayucos of people who, desperate, seek a better life fleeing war and despair.”
I challenge Feijóo to clarify whether he thinks immigrants “eat cats and dogs.”
This challenged Feijóo to clarify whether he thinks, as Donald Trumpthat immigrants arriving in Spain “eat dogs and cats,” in reference to the controversial statement made by the former president of the United States and Republican candidate in the elections in that country during the debate with Democrat Kamala Harris accusing Haitian immigrants of eating the dogs and cats of the residents of Springfield, Ohio. “How many atrocities will it take to dehumanize people?” he asked.
He also took the opportunity to demand that Feijóo testify about the candidate he supports in the presidential elections to be held in the United States on November 5, which allowed him to confirm that the socialists support Kamala Harris.
Valencian debt forgiveness
At the same time, he criticized the fact that the president of the Generalitat Valenciana, Carlos Mazón, decided waive debt cancellation of the autonomous community and considered that it was only motivated by “sectarianism” to take this decision.
Morant introduced the leader of the regional executive as “the delegate of Genoa in the Valencian Community“and it made him ugly” that he only knows how to oppose the government of Pedro Sánchez”, as evidenced by his statement that “everything that happens in the Valencian Community has to do with the government of Pedro Sánchez and not with the Generalitat”. “It was ironic when he told Mazón “let me pass, we’ll sort this out”.
He raised his voice to assure that Mazón has “rather little solvency in almost all matters, but especially in financing,” in which he presents “a lack of rigor and a lack of knowledge of the model.” According to him, in the PP “we improvise because They don’t have a clear funding model neither for the Valencian Community nor for Spain, because their model is that of Feijóo in Galicia and that of Ayuso in Madrid, it is not the one that interests the Valencians.
