The president of Castilla y León, Alfonso Fernandez Manuecosaid, after the conference of regional presidents of the Popular Party, that the negotiation of the new regional financing model must be, in any case, multilateral and respond to the needs of all communities. “We will not accept the compromise on the model decided by two parties, nor will we enter into Sánchez’s game of fighting for the remains of the concessions made to his separatist partners,” he said.
The regional leader was brutal against the economic privileges that Pedro Sánchez wants to grant to his separatist partners through a new autonomous agreement or quota in Catalonia that would break the current equality between the autonomous communities. “We are frontally opposed from Castilla y León. We have seen how Sánchez proposes more money. It is not a question of money, it is a question of principles,” defended Mañueco, who also said that the president of the government and his separatist partners wanted to “break the Spain of autonomies.”
“Faced with these policies of rupture and these walls that Sánchez wants to build here, what we defend is unity and collaboration among all. We also defend that Iequality among the Spanishthis solidarity and this territorial cohesion in our nation,” he recalled.
In his speech, the President of Castilla y León explained that the common box It is about “providing public services to everyone in every corner of our country, not for the purchase of votes by Sánchez.”
Likewise, Mañueco criticized the fact that the government compared the single financing with the differentiated taxation that it has. Teruel, Cuenca and SoriaThe regional leader said that the measures applied in these provinces were born with the support of the European Union and within the framework of solidarity between the regions of Spain to seek territorial cohesion in places with very low population density.
Fight against inequalities
The president of the Junta de Castilla y León, Alfonso Fernandez Manuecoannounced last Monday that his government would present an appeal of unconstitutionality against the amnesty law on September 10. The Castilian-Leonese government is thus fulfilling its promise to fight against inequalities between regions and between Spaniards. “No one is more than anyone else,” said the regional leader, adding that Castilla y León will be confronted with the privileges that Pedro Sánchez wants to grant to his pro-independence partners.
“The common box “It is there to guarantee the services of each one. It is for health, education, social services and housing,” explained Mañueco.
Likewise, the regional leader said, in a press conference held on the occasion of the beginning of the political course, that his government would be against “any economic privilege” that Pedro Sánchez wants to impose and denounced that the pact with the independentists is “stealing” from Castilla y León.We will go to court“It is about saying that we do not agree with what Sánchez is doing because it breaks the equality of all Spaniards and the solidarity between territories,” he said.
