The no-confidence motion filed in Orihuela by the PSOE, Ciudadanos y Cambiemos (linked to Unides Podem) to remove the PP from the Mayoralty, which is ruling in coalition with the oranges, sparked mixed reactions in the Valencian Parliament today. The public argued that C “changed governments for governments”, while socialists argued that they hoped Orihuela would now have a “serious and responsible government”.
Board of trustees and party secretary general of the PP at the Cortes, Maria José KatalaHe considered it “irresponsible”, “currently, with the very clear economic and social challenges that exist, Cs encourages this maneuver.
“The C’s will know why they made this decision,” added the parliamentary spokesperson, who assured him they would “have to explain why they went hand in hand with a PSOE that applied linguistic immersion to Vega Baja.”
Thus, he claimed Cs “at low hours” and he thought: “They’re probably more comfortable with other governments that allow things to be done that we would not allow under any circumstances.” He also stressed that this has nothing to do with the mayor, Emilio Bascuñana, but “more with the offices.”
When asked if they were worried about the repetition of this situation in other institutions, he said “nothing” and evaluated the Orihuela and Rocafort cases as “special cases” “responding to the political approach of the people of Ciudadanos”. ‘ and ‘This is not so much a matter of parties as people who desperately want to move on in political life,’ he thought.
Meanwhile, PSPV-PSOE deputy general secretary, Manolo MataHe confirmed that he hoped the people of that region would have “a well-functioning serious, stable government.”
In the corridors of Cortes, Mata told media that Ciudadanos “sees the light and this council cannot be led by people like the popular ones.”
The PP in Orihuela “always pulls out the knives” in its internal procedures, he thought, adding that “they have a lot of voter support, but they are removing the mayor they have as soon as possible”.
Mata said PP MP Eva Ortiz was “very happy because she’s the most campaigning person with this guy who gets paid without going to work”.
Mazón regrets that the PSOE is committed to passing motions of no confidence as the Government cuts off the water for Vega
President of PPKV, Carlos Mazonthis morning, PSPV-PSOE complained that “the government is committed to issuing no-confidence motions in Orihuela hours before carrying out new water cuts from Tagus-Segura and thus for the city of Vega Baja and Orihuela.” .
Mazón reminded that Segura’s planning has been postponed this Friday in the face of possible new disruptions in Tagus-Segura due to the increase in Tagus’ ecological flow, analyzing different water bodies. “As the government cuts off the water for Vega Baja, the PSOE is committed to seeking no-confidence motions with those still Cs councilors when what this city and this region needs more than ever is the defense of its interests.”
Mazón added that “the signing of the no-confidence motion was an extraordinary coincidence.” “It seems like Puig and Oltra are trying to hide their embarrassment from each other while distracting attention from what is happening at Consel. When the PSOE has just accused Puig’s brother and the judge demands that Oltra be impeached for the administration of his Ministry in the face of the abuse of a minor, Orihuela’ What a coincidence that he also signed a no-confidence motion.”
The PPCV chairman also noted that the Cs councilors “will have to announce that, in agreement with PSOE and Cambiemos Orihuela, i.e. Podemos, they will undertake the Catalanist linguistic immersion agenda in the city of Orihuela and in Vega.” Baja is what PSPV is dedicated to in the southern region of the Community, and specifically in the city of Orihuela”.