Voice decided to renew the presidency of the party in Madrid, which until now was exercised Rocío Monasteryand place at the front of the formation Jose Antonio Fuster. Monasterio will continue to be the spokesperson for the Vox parliamentary group in the Madrid Assembly. The renewal comes four years after Monasterio’s victory in the primaries, so his mandate has already expired. Fúster is national spokesperson for Vox and also a deputy in the Madrid Assembly.
The decision is now official, as communicated by the party. It was expected that he would make it official “between today and tomorrow”, after having discussed this issue within the management committee, but as OKDIARIO learned, a leak “from the Monasterio itself to The country» advances the confirmation. During training, they assure that the change only affects their organic position at Vox, and not their role in the organization. Madrid Assemblywhere Monasterio will continue to be the spokesperson for the parliamentary group who will speak every Thursday during the Thursday plenary session.
According to the Fúster formation, “who, with his status as deputy spokesperson in the Assembly, combines his position with that of the party aware of the challenge and with commitment of permanent service to all positions, affiliates and supporters of Madrid. Rocío Monasterio will continue to be the spokesperson for the VOX parliamentary group in which the party thanked her, she will remain exclusively dedicated to political activity.
Vox goes on to point out that “as president in Madrid, Monasterio carried out territorial implementation training throughout the territory of the province, managing to be the only political force that, during the last municipal elections, presented its candidacy in one hundred percent of the municipalities.
Fúster was appointed national spokesperson for the formation last March, and since then he has been responsible for offering the evaluation press conferences after the National Executive Committee which meets on Mondays in Bambú.
Rocio Monastery
Rocío Monasteryborn February 4, 1974 in Madrid, Spain, is the daughter of a Cuban father and a Spanish mother. His Cuban family occupied an important economic position before the Cuban Revolution of 1959, owning land and the “Manuelita” sugar factory, as well as the Compañía Azucarera Atlántica del Golfo, listed on the New York Stock Exchange. After their property was expropriated by the revolution, the family moved to Spain, where his father opened the country’s first Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in 1972.
Monasterio began his architectural studies in 1992 at the Higher Technical School of Architecture of Madrid (ETSAM) and graduated in 2009.
Monastery and Ayuso
The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, and Rocío Monasterio They will continue to see each other in the Madrid Assembly, where this legislature has already experienced several clashes. One of the latest and most intense took place just a few weeks ago, when Vox proposed protecting the Cruz del Valle de Cuelgamuros, in El Escorial.
Ayuso responded to Monasterio demonstrated few Catholic values in their position on immigration. “Had you have few Catholic values when I request abandon menas in the streets. Or remained so many values? So that wanna the Cross?” transferred it directly to Vox spokesperson in the Madrid Assembly, Rocío Monasterio, during the debate on the state of the region.
Previously, Rocío Monasterio had criticized that, after the announcement that the Community of Madrid would protect as an Asset of Cultural Interest, the Choir of the Basilica of the Valley of the Fallen, is not had went further by also extending protection to the cross which presides over the resignified valley of Cuelgamuros.
