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• Criticizes that he uses the institutions of the Junta de Andalucía to carry out his own electoral campaign.
• Asks the Andalusian socialists not to dirty the campaign any more, not even in the name of Andalusia
• Regrets that the Andalusian Government has returned from the meeting with Montero empty-handed and with its mouth closed
The general secretary of the Andalusian PP, Loles López, has denounced today that Susana Díaz and the Andalusian Government are muddying the electoral campaign by spending months using the institutions of the Andalusian Government and the money of the Andalusians for their self-promotion and publicity.
López, who has denounced the foul play of the socialists at the cost of violating article 6 of the Andalusian Law on institutional advertising, has lamented that this has become a common practice of the Andalusian socialists and has given several examples, including Find the announcement of the expansion of employment plans for people over 55 years of age. An announcement that, as he has said, "is just one of the measures already included in the Employment Promotion Plan approved by decree in December 2017 and which was announced by Díaz in October 2016 in the community debate" .
Another of the examples to which he has referred has been the reopening yesterday of the Benalúa health center in Granada. "In this case, Díaz went to sell lies because we all know that the Andalusian government is the one that invests the least in health in all of Spain and the one that has the fewest hospital beds per inhabitant," he added.
López has also alluded to when this summer the profile of the Ministry of Education was used to respond to the president of the Andalusian PP, Juanma Moreno.
“Díaz lacks scruples. Susana Díaz and Pedro Sánchez act with the same impudence. These are practices that the Sánchez government seems to have learned from the Andalusian government, since just yesterday we were able to see how the Ministry of Justice attacked the PP, accusing it of being a blackmailer for demanding responsibility from Minister Delgado”.
The secretary of the popular Andalusians has indicated that Díaz has been using institutional advertising for many months to carry out his campaign and using the money of the Andalusians for his own benefit and that of his party.
At this point, he has added that "we have come to see a campaign on employment with the money of the Andalusians despite the fact that we cannot forget that Andalusia has more than a million unemployed", while criticizing that "in many Díaz is coming to promise infrastructures that the PSOE already promised ten and fifteen years ago and that some were even promised in the time of Manuel Chaves”.
“Susana Díaz is so nervous that she has no shame in using the money from Andalusians and public institutions for her campaign. This shows that a change is needed that can only come from Juanma Moreno and the Andalusian PP”, she added.
López has asked the Andalusian PSOE to respect the laws and to put aside dirty play and to stop using the money of the Andalusians for their self-promotion. "I ask you not to dirty the campaign or the name of Andalusia."
In another order of things, he referred to the meeting held yesterday by the Minister of Economy, Ramírez de Arellano, and the Minister of Finance, María Jesús Montero.
The popular has affirmed that the counselor had to wait more than three hours to meet with Montero who was closing the budgets with Podemos and has criticized that for Andalusia finally only the crumbs were left, "The Andalusian Government returned empty-handed and mouth closed. The Government of Sánchez gave Andalusia a glove without hands yesterday, ”he concluded.
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