The words of Cuca Gamarra attributing a good part of the success obtained by the PP in Andalusia to the "moderation" and "centrism" of its leader, Juan Manuel Moreno Bonilla, still resonate in Madrid, whose regional president has been displaced from the top drawer of the baronial podium
Asked about this, Isabel Díaz Ayuso has rejected any discrepancy within the party and has stressed that the regional presidents of the PP have "a magnificent relationship based on the leadership" of the party president, Alberto Núñez Feijóo.
The Madrid leader expressed herself in this way after attending an informative breakfast at the Ritz Hotel starring the Minister for the Presidency, Justice and the Interior, Enrique López, when asked if there are room for different styles of doing politics in her party and after the Secretary General of the PP insisted that this 19-J has shown that citizens want "moderation, centrality, and stability."
"I think it's something that is more in the media than in the party," said the Madrid leader, who considers that "there is no more contrast and more controversy than the one you want to create."
Ayuso, who this afternoon will participate in the National Board of Directors of his training to analyze last Sunday's election day in Andalusia, has reiterated that "each one is focused on their community and doing the best for citizens, working, solving problems ". But already warned that he does not intend to "change one millimeter" his way of doing politics in the Community of Madrid.
Ayuso's hard core understands that the replacement at the head of the PP precipitated by the espionage attempt on his person, and the freedom that Feijóo gave him by unlocking the holding of the regional congress legitimizes the way of doing things developed from Puerta del Sol in recent years although they rule out feeding a campaign sought by the left to cover up their poor results in Andalusia.
