Hours after the demonstration that filled the center of Valencia on Saturday to protest against the management of the DANAthe Valencian government has ruled out resignations and the president himself, Carlos Mazónhas been referred to next Thursday, where he will give explanations. “in detail”. in parliament.
This Sunday, the vice-president and councilor of Social Services, Equality and Housing, Susana Camarerohas denied any resignation after the crisis.
“In the face of this damage caused, we cannot abandon the victims. This government will not abandon the victims“, Camarero said in an appearance before the media.
The councilor said that the Government, “as it has done from day one”, will be “next to the victims”, so it has ruled out resignations in the Executive led by Carlos Mazon. “It is not an option, at this moment, any resignation”.Camarero said.
The vice-president added that it is necessary to “continue working on the recovery and restitution of the damage caused” in what she has described as “the biggest crisis in history that this country has experienced in recent years”. “We cannot consider anything other than working tirelessly (…), we cannot waste a minute in more than continuing to work to help restore the lives of these people,” he said.
Asked about the demonstration this Saturday, Camarero says he understands “the pain, suffering, frustration and helplessness” of citizens. “We must respect, it can not be otherwise, to people who yesterday (Saturday) afternoon. went out into the street to show that pain.”said the vice-president.
“From the first moment we know of the magnitude and the pain and suffering that the affected neighbors are going through,” she added, but regretted that the pain “is politicized”.
He denounced the “riots and acts of vandalismand showed his solidarity with the 31 police officers who were injured in the protest.
“All luxury of details”
Shortly after, Carlos Mazón made statements to the media: “On Thursday there will be an appearance with explanations of a political nature with all details. I believe that for the victims it is important to explain things well and avoid the hoaxes that we have had to go out to deny and that take time away from what is important”, said the Valencian president.
Mazón has assured that these days there has been circulating a lot of “permanent information” and “a lot of falsehood”. “On Thursday there will be that appearance and I want to remember that it is at my initiative and days ago I declared it to the parliamentary groups,” said the head of the Consell.
Regarding the demonstration on Saturday, Mazon has expressed his respect for the “pain” of the “pain”. expressed by the demonstrators and did not want to qualify the incidents that, in his opinion, “neither the victims nor the Valencian people deserve”.