"I want to condemn the events that occurred yesterday afternoon in Madrid, where some groups of ultras broke up with a completely peaceful demonstration in the streets." Isabel Díaz Ayuso has not waited for the opposition to ask her about the concentrations that in recent days have surrounded the PSOE headquarters on Ferraz Street, ending each night with police charges due to the violence of several groups of protesters. And she has done it in a forceful way. She to the point of leaving her parliamentary spokesperson, Carlos Díaz-Pache, offside, who, minutes before, had avoided such a clear condemnation when asked by journalists.
"I hope, in fact, that each of them are arrested and tried, just as I also want to support those who demonstrate peacefully in defense of their democracy," added Ayuso in search of a complicated balance with the images that today open news and newspapers. from Spain and Europe.
The attempt to neutralize the opposition's attacks, however, has worked only half-heartedly. "With Aznar warning, Aguirre pointing and Abascal acting, I am glad that you have condemned; but I ask you to demand that Mr. Feijóo also strongly condemns these attacks, that with his silence he does not break constitutional Spain," he snapped. Juan Lobato elevating the discussion to the national level.
The PSOE-M spokesperson has asked the regional government to "slow down its revolutions" ensuring that "from public disorder to aggression there is only one step." "Calling traitors or insulting people has consequences, we don't know what can happen on the street or in a neighborhood," he insisted.
Ayuso has taken the blow by counterblowing and charging against the PSOE for "having decided that the headquarters of the PSOE are the houses of the people when the headquarters of the people is the Congress of Deputies" that the Prime Minister "has gagged."
The regional president ironically stated that “everyone who goes out to demonstrate will also be a fascist, because it is fascist to defend your democracy and criticize that Pedro Sánchez has decided to manipulate the Constitution so that all crimes go through the ring.”
When her turn came, the spokesperson for Más Madrid in the Assembly, Mónica García, has accused the Madrid president of "throwing the stone and hiding her hand" for "condemning" and "then celebrating" the "mob of ultras" that He has mobilized throughout the week against Ferraz against the PSOE pacts with the Catalan independentists and the amnesty.
García believes that the regional president is "responsible" for these acts for having dedicated "four years" in the Assembly to accusing the acting president of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, of "dynamiting the nation", of leading "on the path of dictatorship " or that the king was "complicit with the illegitimate Government through the pardons." "The ultras mob has not come out like mushrooms from one day like another," García explained in the control session to the Government this Wednesday in the Plenary Session of the Chamber of Vallecas.
"This constant tension and catastrophism makes it responsible for the awakening of a monster that they will not be able to control. It is not enough to condemn late and poorly," García insisted, reminding the popular bench that the "democrats" "stopped" the PP last year. July 23 in the general elections.
Given this last statement, Ayuso reminded him that the PP achieved an absolute majority in the Madrid Assembly on March 28 and questioned whether García's "democrats" were "Junts, the CDR or Bildu." "ETA stopped the PP by killing Gregorio Ordóñez, who would have been lehendakari," he has stated.
Ferraz's demonstration has also certified that between PP and Vox there is currently not a single bridge standing, as Rocío Monasterio has shown, disfiguring Ayuso's swerves by the popular party: "We will not apologize for the police charges, as they did. Méndez de Vigo with the CDR," said the ultra spokesperson.
