Popular Group Ombudsman after two in the afternoon, Miguel Barachina He intervened in the plenary of the Valencia Cortes. A PP spokesperson described the May 28 election results as a “sociological turn”. Barrachina highlighted her victory in 27 of the Valencia Community’s 33 districts.
In his speech, he addressed both the outgoing government and the PPCV candidate and president, Carlos Mazón. He asked the first to “wake up from his election dream”, an interpretation specifically for: loyalty for losing votes. He then congratulated Mazón “twice” for winning as a candidate and president. It’s a “global and massive change,” he said, and “we’re proud of how he’s driving this change.”
Barrachina praised both his ability to lead the victory and to stick to what was said. In this sense, he stressed that the popular president said “I will talk to everyone” and “will extend his hand and do it”. Confronted with the candidate’s position, Barrachina criticized the PSOE’s “odes” on deals. He pointed out that progressive forces used “double measure”. He then went on to list the “national debt register” left by the outgoing regional government.
Critique of Botany
Finally, Barrachina urged Mazón to “avoid ethical bankruptcy” and highlighted the “yes is yes” Act and the more than a thousand sex offenders who have seen their sentences reduced under that rule. Citing her ex-husband’s case, the spokesperson urged the president to “take the necessary decisions to prevent the release of child molesters”. Monica Oltra and “avoid health hypocrisy”, because, in his words, “more than a million Valencians have been expelled from the public health system” due to waiting lists and lack of resources. “We are the only Spanish region that doesn’t pay attention to their toilets,” he added.
Finally, and in a clear Vox guide, he asked the candidate to respect the following: rural world, hunting, fishing and bull.
In your answer, Carlos Mazon He expressed his gratitude to his teammates and picked up the glove Barrachina threw at him. The candidate enthusiastically encouraged the work at the time and featured María José Catalá, the mayor of Valencia, who sat next to the man from Alicante throughout the session. The chairman of the PPCV cited the general secretary and trustee in the previous parliament as the architect of the party’s victory, which increased the number of deputies from 19 to 40.