The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, announced this Monday that her government will not turn off the lights in public buildings or foreign trade shop windows to save because, in her opinion, this will generate "insecurity" and scare " tourism and consumption.
This is how the regional leader expressed herself after the Government announced that, among the measures for energy saving, it will also be forced to turn off the lights in shop windows and public buildings that are unoccupied after 10:00 p.m., a measure for which They will have seven days to complete it.
"On the part of the Community of Madrid, it will not be applied. Madrid does not go out," Ayuso said in a message published on the social network Twitter, collected by Europa Press. For the Madrid president, the decision of the Executive of Pedro Sánchez "generates insecurity and scares tourism and consumption."
"It causes darkness, poverty, sadness, while the Government covers up the question: what savings is going to apply to itself?", has launched the leader of the Madrid Executive.
