The executive president and director of EL ESPAÑOL, Pedro J. Ramirezparticipated this Tuesday in the Telecinco program gathering The critical lookwhere he analyzed the current political situation, marked by accusations of sexual abuse against Íñigo Errejón.
Pedro J. Ramírez described “unheard of” that the accusations against Errejón, parliamentary spokesperson for Sumar just a week ago, do not provoke new resignations. “What is unprecedented for me is that political responsibilities are not assumed either in Sumar or in Más Madrid,” he said.
The director of EL ESPAÑOL specifically designated the second vice president of the government and leader of Sumar, Yolanda Díaz, to whom he asked for the resignation for “negligence”. “The case of Yolanda Diaz. It is obvious that she disdained the signs, the elements of judgment that she already had on Errejón,” said Pedro J. Ramírez.
Díaz admitted on Monday to having appointed Errejón as parliamentary spokesperson, knowing that he was accused of “alleged sexual abuse” and that he was undergoing “therapy”. “Did you ask what kind of therapy? Because therapy It could be nothing or it could be a lot.but it’s because of the addiction. “Tobacco addiction is not the same thing as sex addiction,” said the editor of this newspaper.
In short, Pedro J. Ramírez believes that Yolanda Diaz He should resign because “he behaved irresponsibly and had elements to prevent Errejón from appearing on Sumar’s lists in the July 2023 elections and later as spokesperson.”
“Without a doubt, Yolanda Díaz should resign. Her version is full of gaps. The matter is serious enough for her to resign from Sumar and the government. And later, if there is another opportunity, she can return to politics I am not. saying that Yolanda Díaz is gone forever and that there is a stigma that she cannot overcome, but that she should now act. assuming their negligencewhich caused great damage to their training and to society,” he explained.
Either way, EL ESPAÑOL director calls for more resignations More from Madrid and in Add. “The fact that the only person who left his post was Errejón’s former chief of staff, Loreto Arenillas, is a bit of a joke,” he concluded. Arenillas, however, has yet to prove herself as a deputy in the Madrid Assembly and is now at war with the leadership of Más Madrid because she claims to have acted “correctly”.
