28-M has given Isabel Díaz Ayuso a horizon free of obstacles. A transparent scenario in which to approve without any wear and tear all the laws and projects that were left in the pipeline at the beginning of the year due to the break in the alliance that the PP maintained with Vox in the regional Chamber. And the first will be the regional budgets that had to be extended in December and that prevent the regional Executive from having an extra 2,705 million euros compared to last year.
This has been confirmed by the president of the Community herself, re-elected yesterday by an absolute majority: "Having an absolute majority is having more responsibility. Tonight I have not stopped thinking about the first measures. This is an immense responsibility," he said in statements to Onda Zero before confirming that it will carry out the budgets of the Community of Madrid "as soon as possible".
Without detailing the calendar, Ayuso has announced that the green light for his accounts will allow him to carry out "many plans that had been paralyzed" and that they will advance in the "reinforcement of education, educational quality, health and housing plans , which will now also go faster".
"You have to work with a lot of humility and, of course, with many counterweights. Never relax... because that's where problems always start and you will know more than ever when we have to be useful. We have many projects ahead of us and indeed, I will have budgets that as soon as possible," he insisted.
Ayuso's next stop was at the Cope channel, where he analyzed the national results: "I see that Spain deserves a change, it wants and wanted a change and that was always clear to me. I was very optimistic with the results throughout the country, in general, because I think that nobody had chosen the direction that Spain has taken, nobody had voted for it".
"I only ask that, between now and December, until they leave, that they do no harm. I only ask that they do no more harm and that they do a bit of self-criticism because I think this is a great message from the Spanish. The vast majority of the Spaniards have said We could vote from left to right but not like this", he added.
