Don’t buy the “ideological framework of the left.” This is one of the reasons why Consell is first vice president and head of Culture and Sport. Vicente BarreraHe kept his distance from the Orgull Comunitat campaign launched by the regional manager in Fitur and promoted this weekend. Carlos Mazón And Susana Camarero Introducing the Valencian Community to the LGTBI community. “We do not agree with this,” the head of Vox in the Valencian Government said in his speech.
Barrera, together with the Minister of Justice, said: “There is no problem of discrimination or tolerance in this society, we will not buy into the ideological framework of the left, which can bring harmful consequences such as a yes law only means yes to us.” Justice, Elisa Nunez, also from Vox. This is Consell’s first action in which he has openly distanced himself from his PP partners, although the Vox leader insists it “does not represent any crisis”.
Barrera explained that since the campaign was supported by Equality, a department headed by Consell’s second vice president, his stance against it would mean nothing for practical purposes. Susana Camarero, He assured that he respected the PP’s “autonomy”. However, he stated that Vox’s representatives in the regional administration did not participate in this campaign and therefore expressed their opinions to the public.
“declaration of intent”
“We wanted to make a statement of intent and show our disagreement,” the Vox leader said, adding that the PP and Vox “we are partners but not the same party” and therefore maintain “differences”. Thus, the campaign Fitur (and this was reported in a press release after BenidormFest at the weekend) he was called to the meeting this Tuesday because no one had informed him about it. “The logical and correct thing is for everything to be discussed and then differences can emerge,” he said.
The aim of the campaign, as Mazón and Camarero explained last weekend ‘Pride of the Society’ “To make visible and celebrate diversity in the Valencian Community and to promote an inclusive and respectful society.” However, Barrera put forward his stance against “collectivization”, arguing that the messages should be “for everyone, not for a few”. “We are not involved in this,” he emphasized, refraining from specifying whether he had conveyed his disagreements to the president. “But the disclosures are public,” he added.