The control session with the president of the Generalitat Valenciana can already be described as the first pre-campaign action in the Valencian Parliament. After the inauguration of the regional deputy for citizens, Fernando Mulas, the opposition opened the flow of accusations against Ximo Puig and once again put the Azud case at the center of the rhetoric. It didn’t take long for the response to come from the Valencian government, which recalled the reasons the popular were convicted or accused of.
PP trustee Mª José Catalá urged Ximo Puig to say whether he was the “boss” of the Azud case, and the PSPV’s also leader responded by urging him to see “who goes through the courts every day.” Referring to popular old accusations like Francisco Camps or Alfonso Rus. In the control session, Catalá assured that Puig should make statements “for honour” and assume political responsibilities, as he was “knocked out” by Azud; A lawsuit in which alleged bites were investigated in exchange for public works awards from the City of Valencia alleged illegal funding of the Council and PSPV at the PP stage.
Anticipating 2023 to be “their year,” a spokesperson for the popular group said: “They’ve come to lift the mortgage of reputation, and it will be necessary to know what mortgages you have with some companies that are supposedly funding your congress and your party.” to change”.
In addition, he urged Puig to repent and condemn “escrache” in his view, as there were 46 sex offenders in the Community who benefited from reduced sentences due to the ‘yes is yes only’ law. On Tuesday, this man took pity on Madrid president Isabel Díaz Ayuso for remembering his rejection of his stance against Equality Minister Irene Montero while collecting an award at Complutense University.
In response, Puig invited him to “watch on TV what has passed through the courts in the last days if he has any doubts about the removal of the mortgage of reputation,” and told Catalá to “ask the counselor what is being named in the City.” Valencia Council”—referring to the niece of former mayor Rita Barberá.
The PP’s spokesperson for the city of Valencia countered that his party would “never” be seen treating the memory of Carmen Alborch – the election costs of the PSPV-led 2007 campaign in Azud are being investigated. list- “They are mistreating the memory of Rita Barberá”: “There are courtesy and boundaries. We don’t play in the mud like you do.”
Ximo Puig reacted by arguing that PPCV’s “biggest lesson to feminism” was to place Vox’s current Generalitat Presidency candidate, Carlos Flores Juberías, in the Consell de Transparència, and was sentenced to psychological violence against his ex-wife. He reminded him in 2002 that they “have not yet requested his resignation”. He also concluded that he preferred to maintain “respect, since he did not name anyone from this room who knew Azud very well”.
Shirts go back to half cycle
Miguel Barrachina, deputy of the PP in the second interventions, reiterated that PSPV “blocked” the renewal of Consell de Transparència and showed him a shirt named Ximo Puig, with which “a water company had prepaid him”. -campaign “. You can write “Ximo Puig en daant” on it. The answer was given by the Socialist Rebeca Torró, Minister of Public Works, to accuse PP of cynicism as he was convicted of an election crime. The skewed response was that Barrachina had “a black-money paid with Gürtel companies” “And worst of all, they’ve now put him in charge of the election campaign for the regional elections in May,” he added.
Vice-President Aitana Mas (Compromís) recalled that compared to what valuated Botànic’s arrival by “breaking bipartisanship to take measures the PP did not take”, he is a convicted ex-president of the PPCV and the two are subject to legal action. It’s like publishing bills or meetings of Consell members: “A past we left behind and they were trapped in”.
Cs’s trustee, Mamen Peris, in addition to assuring that they will have “zero tolerance” in their group, has once again called for the initiation of a commission of inquiry into Azud, which was approved at Les Corts more than a year ago. corruption”. Puig avoided a direct response and once again left its implementation in the air. It should be noted that the Botànic formations initially agreed to leave it open as soon as the documents became known.
And Vox’s trustee, Ana Vega, assured Puig’s communications team that “I want to see their meeting through a small hole” regarding the Azud case, stating: “It could be you X. Puig, or wait it could be anyone like M. Rajoy from the Bárcenas papers”. For Vega, the PSOE “has a problem with X: first Mr. X from the GAL, then X from the little light bars in Andalusia where they spend their money with trade unionists, and now Puig in Case X. sluice”. Therefore, he considered the PSOE “the most corrupt party in Europe” and ironically said: “Ximo, be strong.”
Puig took the gauntlet of irony and replied to the Vox board of trustees that he “couldn’t succeed even jokingly”. Finally, he wanted to show his colors by reminding the Conservative Party that “you have to nominate a harasser” and assured that “this is the worst corruption, not a direct attack on gender violence”.
Source: Informacion
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