He The PSOE of Castilla-La Mancha has no “doubts” that the meeting that will take place next Friday 4 between the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, and the regional leader of the region, Emiliano García-Page, will result in “an important financing agreement that will allow Castilla-La Mancha, finally, take” a “necessary and fair funding”.
And if it were not so, Garcia-Page will continue to support his claim as he did in this casestressed the deputy secretary general of the PSOE of Castilla-La Mancha and MEP, Cristina Maestre, to media questions about this meeting, on the occasion of the celebration of the Regional Committee of the PSOE in the city of Toledo, where he stressed that in the meeting next Friday – framed in the series of contacts between the head of the central Government and autonomous presidents – Sánchez and García-Page “They’re going to have a big opportunity.”
Maestre assumed that Pedro Sánchez “knows in detail” how to present the claim on funding transferred by the President of Castilla-La Mancha, just as García-Page himself reported a fortnight ago during the PSOE Federal Committee, where a “long and calm debate” took place, where the Castilian-La Mancha socialist expressed the way of understanding financing and solidarity in a State like ours, where it is born from the Constitution itself.
A debate, he wanted to emphasize, which “never existed within the PP”, since the PSOE was “the only party that had spoken of fair financing to ensure basic services that citizens need and to ensure equality.
“The PP has never talked about this,” stressed the vice-secretary of the regional PSOE, although it now seems that he is “sticking to the steering wheel” of Emiliano García-Page, when he proposes “fair financing to guarantee the Constitution and constitutional principles.” “That all Spanish citizens must receive services and benefits under equal conditions,” he concluded.
