Ayuso critica la «corrupción en cascada» y el «pornofeminismo» del PSOE

The President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has denounced on Thursday the «cascade of corruption» affecting the Government of Spain, which «eats away at the core» of the PSOE, in addition to criticizing the «trash politics» they engage in by trying to cover up their «corruption» with «individual cases.»

Ayuso stated on Thursday that it is a «shame» how the left is abandoning women, due to their defense of «pornofeminism», and their proclamation of «sister, I believe you» but then needing to ask José Luis Ábalos for his vote on the law against prostitution. «The defense of pornofeminism is the last thing the gentlemen of the feminist left defend,» asserted the president of Madrid, questioning whether Ábalos will vote for the law against prostitution: «How divisive,» she added.

This was Ayuso’s response in the Government control session in the Assembly, following criticisms from the socialist spokesperson, Mar Espinar,, who questioned why it is still unknown «how her penthouse was paid for.» The Madrid president referred to the «great State corruption» of the Government, which uses «the sewers» to create «false reports against the UCO and political adversaries.» She added that «the greatest corruption is called Navarra, which is where the epicenter of everything is.»

On the other hand, Espinar made reference to the «differences» between the PSOE and the PP by stating that while the ‘popular’ party focused on «ousting (Pablo) Casado» for denouncing corruption during the pandemic, and in the PSOE «the scoundrels have no place.» «In yours, they are placed either in the Assembly’s board or as chief of staff, Mrs. Ayuso. In your party, corruption is not punished, on the contrary, it is rewarded. There you have Rato, there you have Granados, Bárcenas… We know that your party’s headquarters are paid with ‘B’ money and we still don’t know how the penthouse where you live was paid for. But knowing the lack of scruples in how things are paid, and considering that your partner also doesn’t care where the money comes from and apparently where it goes, we get an idea,» she criticized.

Furthermore, the spokesperson for Más Madrid, Manuela Bergerot, affirmed that even if Ayuso tries to «hide behind the corruption of others,» that «does not save her» because she «cannot explain where she lives or how she pays the bills» in relation to the penthouse of her partner, Alberto González Amador. She warned that after the «case of the boyfriend,» there will be the ‘FP case,’ the ‘Patio case,’ and «those that remain.» «It doesn’t work with us. With us, the ‘what about you’ doesn’t work. With Más Madrid, there is no ‘what about you’ that holds. Because we have not come into politics to receive commissions, kickbacks, neither from Acciona nor from Quirón,» emphasized the regional party’s spokesperson.

She maintained that for their party «public ethics is sacred» and that this is what the PP «cannot stand» because, she stated, Más Madrid will never be able to be told that everyone is the same. «Because we are not,» she concluded.

Accuses Vox of «splitting the right-wing vote» and blocking «alternation»

Isabel Díaz Ayuso accused Vox of seeking to «split the right-wing vote» so that «governing becomes impossible and there is no alternation.» «One day we will know what they gain from this,» she stated during the control session of the latest Assembly Plenary in response to a question from the Vox spokesperson, Isabel Pérez Moñino, regarding subsidies to entities of the LGTBI collective.

Ayuso reproached Vox for not missing the opportunity to «aid» the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, «in the eyes of the world also through the Congress of Deputies,» referring to the motion of censure demanded by the PP by Santiago Abascal’s party despite not having an alternative majority to win that parliamentary vote.

In contrast, Moñino labeled the accusations of the president of the Community as a «conspiracy theory,» repeatedly asserting that Vox «supports Sánchez.» Additionally, she criticized the 2.5 million euros allocated in 2024 to «ideological setups» linked to the LGTBI collective and questioned whether it will be justified with «the excuse of diversity.» «Madrid residents want to know where their money is going. Answer them,» she demanded.

Ayuso highlighted her work in promoting HIV prevention policies in high-prevalence groups, the aid to inform the public and «young people in particular» about the «danger, especially to public health, posed by sexually transmitted infections.» She also boasted about the two new specialized centers for Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) care in Chamberí and Alcorcón, emphasizing that these 2.5 million euros are allocated for a total of 69 projects.