This Monday, Ana Rosa Quintana y Javier Sardá have maintained in LateAR an intense debate in relation to the polemic management of the DANA in Valencia, exposing their disagreement in the way they approached their responsibilities.
Quintana has pointed out, unceremoniously, to regional and central government officialsThey do not agree. In the end I think they should all resign. Those of the Generalitat and those of the Government had to resign. In the end, the minister in charge of the hydraulic area has also been preparing her intervention in Europe. Really, it is necessary that all those who have done wrong resign, which are all of them”.
Listening to Quintana, the journalist has shown his disagreement, with special emphasis on the figure of the president of the Generalitat Valenciana, Carlos Mazón. “To say now that it is a fight between two, that both are at the same level…. Forgive me, let’s not forget that on that day it was not known where Mr. Mazon was or who he was with or what he was doing. It was the most important day of his political career,” he commented.
Far from retracting, Ana Rosa has defended her position of impartiality in the analysis of the situation.criticizing the delay in the deployment of the armed forces and remarking that his program is not aligned with unilateral visions: “You can’t take five days to send the army. You can’t. You know the problem? There is a man who has to resign, because they did not take care of the Poyo ravine for a second. They didn’t even look at it […] Sorry, in this program we are not like in other sites. Here we apportion blameThe one who has it on one side and the one who has it on the other. There are other places that only look at Mazón”.
Sardá has not taken a step back either, concluding the discussion by stating that the burden falls more on one political sector than the other. “For me it has it more on one side than the other. That equidistance either,” he has declared.