Diana Morant, General Secretary of the PSPV and Minister of Science, Innovation and Universities, renewed her call for elections to be held in the Valencian Community, saying that “the People’s Party has lost its social majority and has suffered so many humiliations.” She says she believes the people do not want elections because they are “afraid of the polls” and that she wants to be president of the generalitat to lead a government “carrying hope and the future.”
“We are going to win by getting rid of the guilty and the culpable of the 229 deaths[in Valencia]because as long as we get rid of them, we will remain locked in on the 29th,” said Morant, who has reiterated his call for elections “in the face of resignation.” fake I received support from Mazon and from Feijo. ”
Mr. Morant made this statement this Saturday at an event with the Vote Volen extremists organized by Valencian Socialists in the city of Valencia, during which he, together with PSOE Organizing Secretary Rebecca Toro and PSOE Equality Secretary Pilar Bernabe, called for “giving back the voice to Valencians” and “the resignation of the entire Consel.” We,” he said.
In this sense, the Valencian socialist leader said, “The Valencian community cannot continue to be a laboratory for the negativist coalition of the PP and Vox,” warning that Juanfran Pérez Llorca, Genoa’s choice to replace Carlos Mazon as Generalitat leader, is a “hidden candidate” and represents a return to the “Pact of Infamy.” “And we already know what the consequences of this deal were, which cost us so many lives: cuts to public services, mismanagement and lies.”
He also asked the PP candidate “if he intends to testify before Judge Dana as a candidate for Generalitat chairman or as president,” and demanded that he “reveal what he said to Mazon on October 29 before 37 minutes have passed and we still don’t know what he did while people were drowning.” “Perez Llorca wants to be on the list of notorious PP presidents.” “Valencians do not deserve politicians who hide while their people are drowning. We do not deserve this climate denialism,” Morant stressed.
The minister also criticized other popular leaders for their actions in the valley, including Vice President Susana Camarello, Education Minister José Antonio Rovira, and Regional Congress President Vicento Mompovalencia, contrasting them with the efforts of former President Simo Pucci and government president Pedro Sánchez.
“People know that something like this with Simo Puig did not happen in the Valencian Community. In the face of the useless, negligent and inefficient management of Consel and the Popular Party, we have a socialist management! Neither Puig nor Pedro Sánchez ever left Straw or Ventro,” Morant exclaimed.
He also thanked “the struggle and dignity of the victims in the streets, squares, city halls and Les Corts, which led Mr. Mazon to submit his resignation a year later.”
PSOE organizing secretary Rebecca Toro insisted on calling the elections because “what we Valencians want is a clean slate.” “We don’t want loyal followers of Mazon,” he stressed, and asked, “What difference will Mazon’s major cover-up and nullification of the napkin agreement with Vox make?” Furthermore, he chose, “A government that shows its face without lying, and for that to happen, we need the ballot box.” “The PP is not holding local elections because they know that if they start voting, the people will return home,” he said, “because they are afraid of the voice of the people.”
Finally, Pilar Bernabe, Socialist General Secretary of the City of Valencia and PSOE Equality Secretary, expressed his gratitude to “the people of Valencia, those who went out on the 29th of every month, those who loudly told the world that the Valencian people are better than the incompetent PP leaders, and those who spoke out to oust the most unworthy generalitat president, Carlos Mazon.”
In the face of this, he defended himself by saying, “We socialists have a project, we have a model, we have a woman, Diana Morant, who is going to be the next Generalitat president.” “She represents the opposite of Ventro, a woman who stands up against the party’s negative policies, a woman who goes out of her way and proves that she has all the best qualities of good politics, consensus and dialogue.”
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