The president of the Popular Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, asked this Monday the president of the Generalitat Valenciana, Carlos Mazón, to make “a self-criticism” that he does not fail in “reconstruction” of Valencia after the devastating DANA. The leader of the PP, although he requested “self-criticism” from the Government and the Central Executive, focused his accusations and criticism on the government of Pedro Sánchezaccusing him of the disastrous management of the regional leader.
Feijóo spoke for the first time after Mazón’s appearance in Les Corts Valencianes and he did so after the meeting of the National Board of Directors of the PP, which the Valencian president did not attend. The president of the PP encouraged the Generalitat to continue working, but he did it in the form of an ultimatum: he asks that they do it “of reconstruction, an obligation in which there is no room for error“.
“I want to address the colleagues of the Generalitat Valenciana: you must continue stand up and listen to people. We must understand anger, accept mistakes and make reconstruction an obligation in which there is no room for error. The confidence felt must be regained,” declared the president of the PP, three days after the announcement of a government overhaul.
Previously, he had asked for self-criticism from both administrations, both regional and national, assuring that “politicians must reflect on everything that has happened”. The “popular” leader called for “humility”: “I extend this reflection to the Generalitat and the Government. If you aspire to return to equality with the people. »
He then added that “both Governments are obliged to self-critically assess the tragedy and compensate for what happened through a process of reconstruction.” “We cannot allow something like this to happen again. In no case,” said DANA about what happened in Valencia.
After these statements, Feijóo launched a series of accusations against the government of Pedro Sánchez, which he asked to assume its responsibilities. “The national government, even if it tries to step aside, knows that this is a national emergency,” he said, asking the government to “show its face, recognize its mistakes, not to hide or flee abroad and not blame others”.
He also stated that “must make reconstruction an obligation and not haggle for help»: “There was opposition to the Generalitat but not to a Spanish government. It is offensive and inhumane that he abandons political calculation. » On the other hand, Feijóo continues his war against the Minister of Ecological Transition, Teresa Ribera, whom he accuses of “not having the time to put aside her personal aspirations”. and roll up your sleeves.” for the people.” “Not the slightest bit of modesty,” he said.
“In politics as in life, human errors They can be forgiven but indolence is never excuseda”, he indicated. In addition, he assured that Sánchez “is angry” because the “popular” is forcing the minister to appear in the Spanish Parliament.
