Without any expectations, the socialist spokesperson, Juan Lobato, asked Ayuso to focus on the discussion on education and housing and to avoid the “usual distractions” regarding Sánchez, ETA or Venezuela. The socialist criticized the rapid increase in private vocational training to the detriment of public training in Madrid and the difficulties of access to housing for young people. “They don’t care about their violated freedom, because at the rate they are going, they know they will never be able to enjoy it,” he said.
Ayuso spent little time responding to criticism of his policies. Youth unemployment is lower in Madrid than in Spain as a whole, vocational training in Madrid is the “best in Spain”, and if there is no social housing it is because that the central government is only building “that of Ábalos’ ‘niece'”, we hurry.
She then focused on Sánchez, in line with his Wednesday statements to Congress in which he directly accused her of PP corruption. As Sánchez said that the corruption of the PP goes from “the a of Ayuso to the zeta of Zaplana”, the Madrid leader responds that it is not “the a of Ábalos to the zeta of Zapatero”, but the “being of Berni, of Barrabés and Begoña. The president’s wife is “another one who is moving forward,” he said, using the same informal expression that Miguel Ángel Rodríguez, his chief of staff, used to announce a week in office. advances the indictment of the state attorney general.
The Attorney General, Álvaro García Ortiz, is for Ayuso a “brazen” without “a prince or any prestige”, since he obeys “the obsessions” of Sánchez towards Ayuso herself. His partner, Alberto González Amador, a confessed tax evader, is the victim of “all the powers of the state”, and has seen “his right to defense violated” and has been “condemned politically and in the media with ridicule for a year” . now”, even if the first news of the investigation dates from last March.
The PSOE and the government are, in this sense, “Stalinists and gangsters”. “It is a government of tyrants and brazen people who violate the rights of citizens and that is why Pedro Sánchez will also move forward,” insisted the president. During this plenary session, and in the absence of Enrique Ossorio, the presidency of the Madrid Assembly went to Ana Millán, accused of corruption and three other crimes in exchange for contracts when she was youth advisor of Arroyomolino.
Madrid asks Ayuso to regulate rents
“We always move forward, from penthouse to penthouse, but until justice is done,” criticized the spokesperson for Más Madrid, Manuela Bergerot, who also stressed that “it is a serious problem” that the Madrid president “enthusiastically supports party corruption.” The Madrid opposition leader made these accusations after the regional PP politician assured Tuesday that Eduardo Zaplana’s presumption of innocence had been violated, after being sentenced to 10 years in prison as leader of the plot corruption of the “Erial affair”.
From Más Madrid they have again asked the regional government to apply the housing law and regulate rents in the region, after the demonstration that took place this Sunday and which brought tens of thousands of young people to the street to demand that “housing be a right, not a business.
Bergerot asked the Regional Executive “not to transform tenants into second-class citizens”, but also asked the central government – of which his party is part – not to continue to “inflate the rental bubble with money audience “. This is not the first time that Sumar has spoken out against Sánchez’s announcement of the rent bonus for young people; its spokesperson Íñigo Errejón has already warned that they consider this measure as a “bizum” directly into the pockets of the owners.
The regional president also criticized the central government’s measure. “It turns out that the opportunist Sánchez announced to us that he was going to have a new aid plan for 11,000 young people,” he said, then emphasizing that in Madrid, more than a million young people could access this assistance. “They are attacking the prosperity of young people,” he said.
