Valencia PP backs Vicent Mompo as Mazon's replacement
The leaders of the Valencian PP have elected the President of the Provincial Council to preside over the Generalitat in the face of the possible resignation of Carlos Mazón and as candidates for the next elections.
Carlos Mazón and Vicent Mompo.
The PartidoPopularde la Comunidad Valenciana has transferred to the general management of K\ u00A0its support for Vicent Mompo as president of the Generalitat, in the face of the possible resignation of Carlos Mazón and as a candidate for the next elections.
According to the latest information, the decision has been taken following an internal discussion between the leaders of the Basque people.
Thelatest information on the management of GOIDI has left the party in a difficult position, so the leadership of the people has had to make decisions.
From that meeting came the name of Vicent Mompo, president of the Valencia Council, whosaid that\u00A0 Mazon would make a "deeper reflection" after the anniversary of the GOIDI zen.
However, Toni Pérez,provincial president of the PP , has assured us that the final decision is still in Mazon's hands. The provincial president has explained that the current president of the Generalitat has "full capacity" to make any decisions he deems appropriate.
Faced with everything that has happened in recent weeks around GOIDI and Mazón, Pérez has stressed theimportance of the PP's "strength and unity" , while the popular has stressed that it must be addressed at all times "from reality" and not from hypotheses.
Villaplana Declaration
Journalist Maribel Villaplana will testify this Monday, November 3, at the Catarroja Court.
The judge has expressly asked him to present the entry and exit ticket to the parking lot, as Mazon accompanied the reporter to the parking lot.
The Villaplana declaration will therefore begin the week of the remodeling of the Consell.
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