“Above all, We must put the country’s interest first. The correct order is country, then party, and finally person holding public office. » This is the quote that Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba invented and that the president of Aragon, Jorge Azcón, used to shout against the pacts. of Pedro Sánchez and “the constitutionalist involution” This is what the country is experiencing, he assures us.
This is how his intervention in the debate on the state of the Community ended, which lasted two and a half hours, the last five being the hottest, and which caused the greatest moments of tension with the ‘opposition. In this way he declared that the Sánchez agreements “threaten” the “fundamental principles of unity, equality, solidarity and legality”and that they are due “exclusively” to the “extreme weakness” of his government.
In this context, it maintains that its partners have the “central objective” “destruction of the democratic state” which was designed in Spain “after the death of the dictator Franco”. In fact, he also alluded to the fact that these words “fully coincide” with those expressed by former president and socialist leader Javier Lambán.
However, Azcón considers that Sánchez “completely reversed” the meaning of this sentence to “put your self-interest first”although this “conflicts with his party’s traditional values”.
In fact, the Aragonese president listed a series of “milestones”, from the declarations of “I will never agree with Bildu” or “Amnesty does not fit into the Constitution” to “unheard of laws” like “Only yes is yes.” “We have seen shameful images of a fugitive from Justice who travels the national territory and organizes a rally in broad daylight in Barcelona, causing ridicule and embarrassment from the international community,” he said. critical.
It is for this reason that Azcón promised that he would dedicate himself “body and soul” to the “defense” of the Statute of Autonomy and the Spanish Constitution. “We, Aragonese, are perfectly aware that there is no greater moment in our history than the formation and promotion of the Spanish nation. From this loyalty and solidarity of several centuries, we know what to do more Aragon means making more of Spain,” he guaranteed.
