PSPV-PSOE promises to comply with “all” regulations regarding a “model” delegation and investment deadlines. Socialists evaluated this Monday that Vox, an anti-autonomy group, will run the elections. Valencia Courts. They did so through Ximo Puig, deputy chairman of the Generalitat, who saw this fact as a “misfortune” while pointing out that democracy is “strong enough to support” even those who question it. “You’ll know them by their actions, and what we know so far is that it’s a disgrace for those who are against autonomy to rule it,” Puig said.
Strange
For the PSPV general secretary, “it is rather strange that those who want to end the autonomous state are presiding over the Cortes.” Puig advocated “acting with the maximum possible harmony” by seeking “spaces of cooperation, collaboration and coexistence”. In the end, he affirmed that “culture would save us”, as well as from “anti-culture” and “barbarism, though there may be some appropriate culture” for behaving in a “totalitarian” way. In this context, it should not be forgotten that Vox assumed the leadership of the party in the government agreement with the PP. Ministry of Cultureit will be led by former bullfighter Vicente Barrera, who will also become vice president under popular Carlos Mazón’s new Consell.
For his part, Arcadi España, acting Minister of Finance and member of the negotiating committee after 28M, pointed out that Socialists will respect “all” regulations of the Cortes and regulations regarding deadlines for holding a plenary session. Mazón from Alicante is expected to be declared the new head of the Generalitat. After the founding session of the Cortes for the XI legislature of Spain, “We intend this transfer to take a good look at all the information needed.” Last week, Puig y Mazón was a meeting whose main purpose was to send a message of institutional stability to foreign investors. Valencian Community.
Dialogue
Spain argued that there would be “permanent and exemplary dialogue” between socialists and the popular in the face of a “devolution of power”. left-wing and progressive government to a far-right conservative government”, before adding: “It must always be done without losing the interests of Valencians”. Asked whether the nominating meeting for Consell’s next president could be held before the start of the general election campaign on 23 July, Spain reiterated its reply, “What we do know is that we will abide by the regulations.”
Diana Morant, Minister of Science and head of the Valencia roster in the 23J election, also spoke from the Socialist ranks on Monday. regarding the choice Llanos MassoMorant insisted that “the PP handed over the presidency of the assemblies to Vox and to the deniers and anti-abortionists” to preside over Vox’s Cortes, adding: “No society moves backwards.”