María Guardiola has already formally assumed the place as president of the Junta de Extremadura, after being sworn in on the National Museum of Roman Art in Mérida. A stage with packaging -which the favored José Antonio Monago additionally chose- for an act by which María Guardiola has been seen little supported by her celebration, if we examine it with the presence of the inauguration of Carlos Mazón within the Community Valencian.
Elías Bendodo, quantity 3 of the celebration, and Pedro Rollán, undersecretary of Territorial Policy of the PP have wrapped her up in an act with out barons, in contrast to what has occurred within the Valencian Community the place Ayuso and Azcón have been, representing Madrid and Aragon.
“We come from a time of confrontation and extremism,” Guardiola identified throughout his speech, by which he appealed for dialogue after his row together with his celebration inside his personal celebration.
Before her, her predecessor, the socialist Guillermo Fernández Vara, has spoken, who has advised her that every time she wants it, she will be able to name him for no matter.
The distinction
Elías Bendodo, basic coordinator of the Popular Party, has been in command of showing along with the Extremadura lady, who will embody a council for Vox in her Government. José Antonio Monago, additionally a member of Feijóo’s crew, was current, in fact, in his case he has come as former president of the identical group that Guardiola will now lead.
Nobody anticipated Feijóo to return, busy with the marketing campaign for July 23. But in fact, that wrap falls quick if we examine it with the one which Carlos Mazón has acquired within the Valencian Community, which, amongst others, has had Isabel Díaz Ayuso, one of the highly effective ladies within the celebration, who has not wanted Vox however He has not rejected him when he has needed to do it both.
Not solely the Madrid president has been with Mazón. Genoa has despatched quantity two to the Valencian Community, the overall secretary of the PP, Cuca Gamarra. In addition, the candidate and greater than probably future president of Aragon, Jorge Azcón, has additionally attended.
In the Valencian Community, Ayuso had his absolute majority; whereas Azcón represented those that, like Mazón and Guardiola, embody Vox advisers of their Executives. For his half, Gamarra staged the approval of Genoa.
In the case of Guardiola, the presence of Bendodo is what provides him the endorsement of his bosses, however he’s nonetheless quantity three, beneath Gamarra.
disagreements
Guardiola’s disagreements with Genoa have been roughly public from the outset. The Extremaduran chief initially refused to shut an settlement with Vox to kind a authorities, even though it was the one Executive possibility with an absolute majority. The elections had been gained by the socialist Guillermo Fernández Vara, however his seats and people of Sumar weren’t sufficient to manipulate.
Guardiola got here out to clarify her refusal, arguing that she was not going to have individuals in her authorities who “trampled” the LGTBI+ flag or ladies’s rights.
From Madrid, Feijóo’s crew requested her to appease the perspective and she or he opened a second negotiation that appeared aimed toward delaying the settlement as a lot as attainable, since there was room to shut it after July 23.
However, Fernández Vara took a step ahead and compelled her to make a transfer. She did so, and at last reached an settlement that entails ceding a Ministry to Abascal’s formation.
But even after the settlement, the PP of Extremadura and the Feijóo crew continued to contradict one another. While Borja Semper, marketing campaign spokesman for the Popular Party, assured that the settlement expressly included the time period “macho violence”, Guardiola assured that this was not the case: “We have ignored all the things that separates us”, affirmed the already president of the Government of Extremadura within the days earlier than a takeover by which there have been few illustrious faces of the PP.
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