“I find it difficult to understand that Feijóo can face general elections without having a solution in Valencia,” has been one of the messages released by Salvador Enguix, delegate of La Vanguardia in the Valencian Community, during an exclusive meeting with subscribers of the newspaper held this afternoon in the City Garage of Madrid. The act has been moderated by Enric Juliana, attached to the director. The meeting has coincided with the second anniversary of the autonomic and municipal elections of 2023. In the opinion of Enguix, in those regional elections “there was a bad reading of the situation in the Valencian Community by some leftist parties”, which meant the end of the Government of Ximo Puig and “gave the alternative to a majority formed by PP and Vox.” In the Valencian Community there was the first pact between PP and Vox, which triggered a waterfall effect. Thus, Núñez Feijóo had to prepare the following general elections announced by surprise by Pedro Sánchez with this new scenario as a backdrop. Enguix pointed out that “Carlos Mazón’s PP then gave Vox a lot, as he has also done this week with the approval of the Valencian Community Budgets.” Both then and now, according to Enguix, “Mazón has acted on his own initiative harming the Spanish PP.” What future awaits Mazón after the Dana? “That is the big question. The day before the Dana, I do not think there was anyone in Valencia to think that Mazón could not be at least two legislatures. But it arrives on October 29, everything changed. The meeting took place in the City Garage of Madrid Dani Duch “I think that Feijóo has to make a decision, in the direction that is. We are seeing an obvious distancing between Feijóo and Mazón. This raises serious doubts about the viability that Feijóo is presented to some generals when in Valencia every day a new mine can explode, and you never know what you are going to find.” As for the mood of Valencian society, Enguix said that there is “a deep discomfort that has its origin in the four days after the Dana, when many citizens felt abandoned by all administrations: the central government, the Generalitat, the Diputations and the municipalities.” “We are talking about a geographical area with almost 800,000 inhabitants and 77 affected municipalities. These wounds, which are very deep and are still present, I think they can have an unpleasant political response.”
