The government and the PSOE support a possible complaint against Ayuso as he accuses them of rewarding ETA and Hamas
The government and the national PSOE support Juan Lobato's PSM in its intention to respond with complaints to the latest accusations of Madrid-born Isabel Díaz Ayuso, who has pointed out in the Madrid Assembly that the PSOE rewards ETA and Hamas . “You kill, and I will give you a community and a state,” he said.
The First Vice President and Deputy Secretary General of the PSOE, María Jesús Montero, wanted to appear in the corridors of Congress to attack the words “that came out of the mouth” during the plenary session of the Madrid Assembly on the regional president, the popular Isabel Díaz Ayuso, in which she has once again distanced herself from the government in the diplomatic clash with Argentina and attacked the PSOE for promoting Spanish recognition of Palestine as a state.
Ayuso even blurted out to PSM leader Juan Lobato during that regional control session match: “They plan for democracies to deal with ETA just like Hamas. If you kill, I will give you a state.' Lobato later announced that he would speak to the PSOE national leadership to see if they supported his idea not to copy Ayuso with the same strategy, refute these statements with arguments and file complaints.
Montero has backed Lobato and attacked PP national leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo for his “thunderous silence” in the face of extremist accusations like this. And he has linked this to the PP's lack of constitutional understanding by threatening not to vote on the constitution, which was taken off the agenda on Thursday due to the risk of losing that vote, despite the fact that the PP and the Federation of Municipalities and Provinces needed this. Montero has also deplored the divisions within the coalition parties in the government, reporting that he has transferred his discomfort to Sumar and stating that these positions, of his partner and other parties, have to do with the pre-electoral moment before the appointment. with the 9-J polls.