Patience in the PSPV-PSOE ranks is starting to run out. Especially after 48 hours have passed since Francesc Sanguino, the spokesperson of the municipality in Alicante City Council, announced that he had resigned from his post, yes, he kept a report after his meetings as mayor on both sides. Party in Valencia. There is currently no record of him formalizing his resignation, and the dual party PP and Cs, which rules the province’s capital, has already enacted the dismissal of the Alicante socialists’ councilor and general secretary. , Miguel Millana, and Trini Amorós, deputy spokesperson for the municipality, councils and investment companies, and the dismissal of three advisers, all of whom were related to former senator Ángel Franco’s industry. As if that wasn’t enough, Sanguino chose to hit mid-street this Wednesday morning, and first thing in the morning, around 9:30am, he didn’t register his resignation, but wrote another letter and moved on. Purge of the Francoist faction: He expelled Councilor Lola Vílchez from the Housing Board and replaced him with Manuel Marín, who was close to the Alexandria group but remained on the side of the Francoists in this crisis. With that in mind, it’s little less than they’ve chosen to start considering an ultimatum from the party: Sanguino has enacted his resignation during this Thursday morning, otherwise it’s clear they’ll decide. They understand that this crisis will continue to affect the match in Alicante and Valencia if it is not closed by the end of the week, in addition, they have been working hand in hand since Monday to find a way out of the conflict.
Currently, decisions that would involve the urgent convening of a local manager of the PSPV-PSOE to dismiss Francesc Sanguino as city spokesperson and appoint his successor, a position that Miguel Millana could hold many ballots, although there has been speculation recently, are Trini Amorós. with days. From there, the deal will go through the municipal group that must approve it. That’s all, as long as positions don’t get tougher and could lead to tougher decisions, and there’s no record of Sanguino’s resignation, which he announced after his midnight meeting with the leadership on Monday. PSPV-PSOE in Valencia.
For now, both sides continue to follow the strategy of silence and not making any statements about the conflict. In addition, although he was one of its members, Sanguino did not attend the Housing Board meeting in person or electronically, at which the tendering of the works of Center 14 was approved. He limited himself to presenting this briefing electronically around 9:30 am, as confirmed by the Secretary of Housing Board. They sparked all sorts of speculation, even in some socialist circles, complaining that the phone would be off for another day.
The article in question, in any case, put everyone on the wrong foot. So much so that the Board of Trustees failed to take effect Wednesday as it was made almost at the same time the request was registered, but the sacked mayor was connected electronically – the meeting was also held online – and dismissed the rest. members. Manuel Marín will be notified of the call at the next general board of Housing, chaired by popular mayor José Ramón González. In at least one of the cases, the dismissal letter they must send from the Mayor’s Office in order to be included in the unemployment lists has not yet been received, as regards the three advisors who were sacked on Tuesday at Sanguino’s request.
Last Friday, it was Francesc Sanguino who opened the thunder box when he formally requested the dismissal of the three advisors and chose to exclude Trini Amorós and Miguel Millana from councils and invested companies. With this in mind, the bipartisan did not miss the opportunity to plunge into the crisis of the Socialists, stepped on the gas and gave the green light to the demands reflected in the documents submitted by the city spokesperson. He had less luck with his desire to leave Amorós without an assistant spokesman. This change can only be processed if there is a requesting group in accordance with the Organic Regulations of the General Assembly. Things got a little more complicated with another letter to Ferraz, in which Sanguino denounced the existence of a parallel municipal group created and led by Ángel Franco, with the “collaboration” of the local general secretary Miguel Millana. Now, this last post is only fueling the fire a little more. Sanguino’s commitment to step down meant that closing of the crisis was guaranteed at the party between Monday night and Tuesday morning. However, during this time, PSPV-PSOE did nothing but continue to die of blood loss.