The PP has been left alone in the Madrid Assembly after Vox has joined PSOE and Más Madrid in its criticism of Telemadrid. Its spokesperson, Rocío Monasterio, has firmly condemned the regional channel's coverage of this weekend's demonstration against the amnesty in Barcelona, understanding that the programming designed resembles that of "Cuban television."
According to Monasterio, Telemadrid focused on the PP during its monitoring of this demonstration and ignored the participation of Vox. "It is not a matter of opinion, it is a matter of minutes," she said, while inviting us to analyze the time that this public channel dedicates to the regional government of Isabel Díaz Ayuso and check how, according to her, it dedicates "more than 70%" to the PP.
The Madrid leader of Vox thus joins the criticism regularly made by left-wing groups, PSOE and Más Madrid, about Díaz Ayuso's management of regional television.
In this sense, the spokesperson for Más Madrid has taken the opportunity to remind Monasterio that they already warned Vox that, when they gave their support to the new Telemadrid Law, it was already known that the PP was going to use it against their formation and He would use it for his own benefit.
While the PSOE spokesperson in the Madrid Chamber, Juan Lobato, has insisted on the number of times they have rejected the use of this service by the Díaz Ayuso Government and has indicated that it has recently been reflected with the rejection of the courts to the dismissals of the main directors and managers of the chain by the regional Executive.
Specifically, Lobato will ask the regional government on Thursday in the Madrid Assembly about its relationship with the media, specifically with Telemadrid, since he has condemned that "this information opacity continues with the opposition, especially with the PSOE, at the same time that "these milestones of millimetric monitoring of the PP's actions are produced."
