The victims of GOIDIA say that Feijóo has replied that he cannot dismiss Mazon and that he advocates remaining in power
the PP leader has told victims' associations that "there would have been no inefficiency in emergency management" if he had ruled.
The president of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, with the associations of victims in Valencia, at the headquarters of the PP in Madrid.
The president ofthe Association of Victims Sud-Valencia , Christian Lesaec Dana Horta, explained today that the president of thePP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo , has replied that he cannot dismiss the president of Valencia, Carlos Mazón, but has committed himself to the Generalitat negotiating with the Spanish Government to unify the reconstruction of the affected municipalities into a single project, not two different plans.
This has been expressed by the president of the association to journalists after meeting with Feijóo at the PP headquarters on Genoa Street. During the meeting, he has stated that the president of the PP has ordered Mazón to open this path of negotiation with the government of Pedro Sánchez.
The president of the PP has met with associations of victims, including SOS Desaparecidos and Dana Horta Sud-Valencia, at the PP headquarters in Madrid, a few weeks after his request in early July.
After more than two hours of a "friendly" meeting, Lesaec explained to Feijóo that the members of the association believe that Mazon should not continue at the head of the Generalitat and that the PP leader should be dismissed.
"We have not openly asked him to resign because we cannot ask him to resign. We should ask Carlos Mazón himself to resign. What we have asked or informed him is that many members of our association believe that he should dismiss Carlos Mazón, but his answer has been that he cannot do so and that he does not see it as such," he stressed in statements to the press.
Christian Lesaec, Dana Horta Sud-Valencia elkarteko presidentea
Many members of our community think he should dismiss Carlos Mazón, but his answer has been that he can't do that and he doesn't see it that way.
Feijóo has acknowledged that "in this disaster, the Generalitathas not been right. "" But he has insisted that not only the Generalitat, but also the Spanish Government, has done the right thing. "The PP leader has insisted that Pedro Sánchez has breached the agreement with Mazón that the Spanish Government would make available to the Generalitat all the resources it needed.
Joaquín Amills, president of SOS Desaparecidos , said that in this phase of reconstruction after GOIDIA , this is not the timeto ask Feijoo for the resignation of Mazon.
On the other hand, Feijóo has pointed out to these associations of victims that there would have been no "inefficiency" if he had ruled in the emergency. In a statement, the PP has pointed out that the atmosphere of the meetings has been "kindness" and Feijóo has told them that "this situation of ineffectiveness would not have occurred with a PP government either in the management or in the response of the first days of the emergency".
Complaints and charges against Sanchez and six ministers have been filed.
On the other hand, the Supreme Court has shelved the complaints and complaints filed by various groups and associations against the President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, and six ministers for alleged misconduct against GOIDI, which affected Valencia in October 2024.
The case was against the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, the ministers Fernando Grande-Marlaska, Ángel Victor Torres, Margarita Robles, María Jesús Montero and Félix Bolaños, and former Minister Teresa Ribera.
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