So Mazon sent to Feijoo on the day of Goidia, saying, "This shall be a disaster, presi."
The former president of the Generalitat Valenciana, Carlos Mazón, spoke with the leader of the people, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, on the day of Goidia, from 20:08 to 23:29. As night went on, he confessed, "This is going to be a huge disaster, presi."
The former president of the Generalitat Valenciana, Carlos Mazón , spoke with the president of the people,Alberto Núñez Feijóo, on the afternoon of Goidia, from 20:08 to 23:29. Gaua, described the situation to Feijoo: "This is goingto be a huge disaster, presi. "
Feijóo sent to court the messages he crossed with Mazon at the judge's request.
Feijóo, who has only sent Mazon's messages , not his own, explains that it was he who began the conversation with Mazon at 19:59 p.m. to "send solidarity and make the organization and myself available" after "knowing through the media that the situation was getting worse."
Mazon's first answer came nine minutes later, at 20:08, three hours after the alert was sent, "Thank you, Presi," after which, at 20:09, he wrote, "I'll tell you later," and "He's screwing up every minute." After another six minutes, at 20:15, " We have a long night ahead of us. "
After other messages, Mazon wrote again at 23:22: "They have created a crisis cabinet that is useless. Bah." "I have spoken to Sanchez, Montero and the Department of Defense and Interior," referring to the crisis committee that the government organized that night.
The conversation continues, and at 23:26, Mazon writes, "I'll tell you. But until dawn tomorrow, we don't know what kind of situation we're going tofind. "The last whatsapps are 23.29 and they say," We're on it, "and" Thank you Presi, " .You might like
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