Nieto appreciates that Susana Díaz corrects the aggressive and irresponsible line of the PSOE-A regarding the food crisis

• Urges the socialist leader, who has disappeared since the investiture debate in Congress, not to set fire with one hand and put on a firefighter's suit with the other • "In Andalusia we need a responsible PSOE that prioritizes Andalusians and affected people, as the PPA has defended and as the Ministry has done" The parliamentary spokesman of the Andalusian Popular Party, José Antonio Nieto, has clarified that if Susana Díaz, with the statements made this morning "after being missing since the investiture debate in the Congress of Deputies, is to correct the aggressive and irresponsible line that The Andalusian PSOE has maintained throughout these weeks” regarding the food crisis “Welcome are these words”. However, he has clarified that "if what she wants is to set the fire on fire with one hand and with the other to put on a firefighter's suit, we cannot understand it," Nieto has maintained. "In Andalusia we need a responsible PSOE that prioritizes services for citizens and that Andalusians do better, not a PSOE that bets on 'the worse, the better', because that only contributes to transferring to Andalusia what unfortunately Pedro Sánchez is generating instability in the country and difficulties in launching projects that our land needs”. Thus, the parliamentary spokesman for the popular Andalusians has urged Susana Díaz and her formation "to prioritize the affected people as the PPA has defended at all times and as the Ministry of Health has done" which has received the support of scientific societies and professional organizations. In addition, Nieto has supported that "the food control system in Spain, including that of Andalusia, is one of the most qualified and most prestigious in the world", so that "a bad example should not contaminate the large number of professionals in the food sector in our country that are extremely responsible”. "We want to guarantee that our system is reinforced and protocols are established that help the common health system in Spain to be more solid and stronger."