When the news on August 3 opens with images of Torres de Serranos de València in the dark, or the buildings of the City of Arts and Sciences buildings that continue to turn off their lights like a domino at ten o’clock at night (the sun has set, in the middle of the tourist season and in one of the most visited places) , what the audience from all over Spain interpreted was very clear: between Pedro Sánchez and all the obedient presidents, go with Valencia. seems to want to stand out as the biggest.
Yes, there were two rebellious territories that shouldn’t be in the same bag. The first was headed by Ayuso, who went on his own. Secondly, the Basque Country, where authorities acting as their own region will act according to proposed energy saving standards as they see fit. To the tantrum of Patxi Alonso, who was seen very angry on the news. By the way, Pedro Sánchez’s game has much more weight than the entire Valencia team.
But the surrender is not just the Valencia PSOE with the central government. Valencia PP surpasses it. From supporting and praising Pablo Casado and Teodoro García Egea within 24 hours, it was possible to see him start doing the same with Núñez Feijóo when it came time to change the script. The Galician can be so calm that if they beat the popular ones, Consell will enjoy a steady and permanent return from Valencia. 40 years after ratifying the Statute of Autonomy, the most underfunded Community remains a branch of Madrid. And we’re not even talking about Alicante, the second favorite residence of the people of Madrid.