Zaragoza He wants to take part in the joint candidacy for Winter Games 2030 on equal terms with Barcelona both of them Name as in the project itself seat allocation For the opening and closing ceremonies of the Olympic event.
This was demanded by the mayor of the Aragonese capital, Jorge Azcón, who reacted to Mònica Bosch’s words in an interview with El Periódico de Catalunya. had a “technical agreement” with Aragon and expresses concern over the lack of agreement between the two autonomous communities.
The Generalitat, the joint candidacy only technical tests, ceremonies and naming Insisting on the idea that Zaragoza’s existence as a venue and name for ceremonies cannot be disputed, Azcón argued.
Azcón said he was “endangered” by Bosch’s remarks, as he “did not take the nomination’s name or anything related to the opening and closing ceremonies as-is, leaving them in the air”. This is an issue that both the Aragonese Government technicians and the head of the Autonomous Administration, Javier Lambán, have noticed at different times, because they main topics remains to be decided.
However, the mayor of Zaragoza wanted to emphasize the importance of the symbolic emergence of Zaragoza. basic seat from the common application
“I want to ask you something important: for Zaragoza neither the opening nor the closing ceremony is negotiatedThe name of the candidacy, which Zaragoza should be on equal terms, is also not negotiated,” he said.
“There are two important issues that need to be closed, the ceremonies or the name. Both are open, waiting for discussion and discussion. I think these are two issues. should be closed at the same time as the Olympic disciplines. Commenting on the doubt that Zaragoza did not agree with Bosch’s words, the mayor said, “We don’t want any more surprises.” “He can’t negotiate,” he said.
“The doubts planted by the responsible Catalan does not help build the necessary consensus “We understand that Azcón, Zaragoza, Aragon, Catalonia and Spain, which have emerged urgently from the press room of the Zaragoza City Council, must have.”
In addition, the head of the Aragon PP at the same time insisted that the Aragonese president Javier Lambán should speak with the head of Government, Pedro Sánchez, to channel the situation. “I think it would be very necessary for the president of Aragon. I will call who has the ability to coordinate“He wanted President Sánchez and the COE to be clear about the justified aspirations we have, not just in Zaragoza, but in the autonomous community.”