A little after 10:30, the constituent session of the eleventh legislature opened. socialist Carlos Laguna He presided over the Valencian Courts’ Age Table, and before 99 deputies were sworn in or promised their positions, he intervened to make a closed defense of the rights and freedoms conquered through democracy. He did so in an assertive and resounding tone that garnered applause from socialists on several occasions. loyalty And Acting Council and the indifference of the popular and vox.
Laguna complained, among other things, that liberties risk fading from smug expression. Joan Lerma and emphasized the need to protect the gains in this area. With 36 years of political experience, Laguna is a qualified Ximo Puig “good president”.
“I want to emphasize that a person with a disability is chairing the Assembly today as a clear sign that our society is moving towards inclusiveness and that political structures cannot be less,” he began to talk about the progress made in accessing the word. given to people in these four years. Laguna also recalled the complexity caused by the pandemic in the last legislature, citing climate change as “the rage of the storms”.
In a political key, there is “Welcome and thanks, and I want to say that, although some systematically deny it, there is gender-based violence out there, bloody machismo that doesn’t go away, and it’s five times more common than domestic violence”. They also “ask women with disabilities who are victims of gender-based violence and who are twice as vulnerable because of their condition, whether this deadly scourge exists.” “I hope the eleventh legislature will fight the will of the majority of this house and pass legislation to abolish it. Not a step back.”
On the other hand, the socialist MP claimed “as a person who fought for the country”. conquest and establishment of freedoms He conveys the sad feeling and bewilderment that (freedom) has long faded in this country during the transition. It is aimed to perpetuate male inequality,” he said.
He also took part in his speech to demand fair funding for the Valencian Community and ended with a phrase already used by the Valencian journalist and poet’s former Minister, Vicente Soler. Vincent Andres Estelles: “We will take on the voice of a people and we will forever be the voice of our people”.