The internal crisis in the Initiative, one of the pillars of Compromís, continues and continues. Losses due to disagreements with the administration headed by Aitana Mas and Alberto Ibáñez have been increasing since València councilor Sergi Campillo took the first step. He was later followed by Lluïsa Notario, former councilor of the same City Council, and former high-ranking officials of the Government of Botànic Dani Mestre and José del Lamo. The latest to join this list are Helena Ferrando and Mercé Martínez, also from the previous Manager, who are threatening to move on. And all this in one scenario Initiative co-spokesperson Alberto Ibáñez confirmed that the party’s road map will be preserved despite criticismHistorical activists such as former council member Manuel Alcaraz attribute what happened to the loss of autonomous government.
The reasons everyone who leaves the initiative gives for becoming part of Comprom’s group of members is the current context of their thinking. vicious discussions within the party broadcast outside. It was also decided to launch another internal process to discuss the formulas for participation in Compromís “for the tenth time”, when they remembered that at the last congress it was decided to move towards a federation of parties.
In this scenario, some militants attribute what is happening to what they call “internal purges.” Feeling of disillusionment among some of the party with the current leadershipThey accuse him of not presenting his own proposal on how to become part of Compromís. They also criticize what they call a lack of political action in the context of this debate.
Manuel Alcaraz, on the other hand, does not hesitate to associate this crisis with what he calls “loss of power” and spreads this to the entire Compromís, claiming that it has an extremely weak organizational structure. . In this sense, he states the following. The problems started with the Enterprise “because it was the smallest”, but he believes the problems will spread to Més for similar reasons. And he gives cover to the current administration led by Mas and Ibáñez, expressing his belief that “the same thing would happen whoever was there.” According to Alcaraz, the ideal for Compromís would be to establish itself as a single party, determine its policies and strengthen its structure.
Alberto Ibáñez finally states: It sends the same letter to everyone who cancels.and thinks they are doing this for personal reasons. Likewise, he underlines that the road map, on which 85 percent of the militants agreed, will be continued during an internal discussion process that will reach its peak in February.