The Madrid president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has firmly disapproved this Friday of the pact between PSOE and ERC for the forgiveness of regional debt by the State. And, although Madrid would benefit, she has framed the aforementioned agreement in a context of "dynamiting the nation" and "distributing misery" between the communities.
"Being part of this plan that aims to dynamit the nation would be naïve" since the final intention is not a "mere problem of equality" but moves to "impose a totalitarian regime," Ayuso said from the Royal Post Office in where he met with the elected president of Ecuador, Daniel Noboa.
From the headquarters of the regional Executive, the Madrid president has focused on the "real danger" that Spain will cease to exist as a century-old nation. "It is not going to be Spain if we continue like this because they are going to deprive us of our constitutional rights, of the most essential rights of parts of our territory, of prosperity, of the heritage of centuries at the hands of those who openly want to impose a totalitarian regime, as so many tax judges and all those who know the judicial system, the separation of powers, are warning," he listed.
For all this, Ayuso will wait to see "how far this ignominy goes", since the socialists still have to close an agreement with Junts per Catalunya, before deciding the actions she will carry out against the aforementioned agreements as president of community.
Although he has not hesitated to call on Spaniards to stand up and join hands to think about whether they want to go towards "the total ruin of Spain" or "continue walking with contrasts, with political plurality."
