• The general secretary of the Andalusian PP reproaches Díaz for "widening the gap" with the rest of the communities
• Denounces the "theater" of C's and PSOE-A to propitiate an electoral advance "using the Andalusians as pawns"
The general secretary of the Andalusian PP, Loles López, declared today that the president of the Board, Susana Díaz, "has turned Andalusia into the unemployment bubble in Spain", since, she stressed, the community has the worst employment data “because of the rancid policies of the PSOE-A”, which “instead of closing the gap with the rest of the communities, is increasing it”.
López has expressed this after knowing the data on registered unemployment for the month of February, which shows a nationwide drop in unemployment of 6.280 people, but an increase in unemployment in Andalusia of 7.473 people.
Regarding the data for the national group, López pointed out that despite being a "modest figure", "it consolidates the downward trend in unemployment in Spain thanks to the measures of the government of Mariano Rajoy". According to these data, unemployment has been reduced in one year by 280.628 people, and the rate of year-on-year reduction stands at 7,48%. These are also the best figures for February in eleven years in affiliations to Social Security.
The general secretary of the PP regretted that, however, Andalusia does not join these good figures and is not between eleven communities in which unemployment has dropped this month of February; which, in his opinion, shows the result of 40 years of socialism in the community.
"In Andalusia we have capacity, talent, drive and wealth, we have everything, except a government in the Junta capable of putting all that potential into action so that the community is at the head of Spain, and not at the bottom," he said. the people's leader
In this sense, he said that in the face of the failed project of Andalusian socialism "there is only one other project, which is that of the Andalusian PP and the firm commitment of Juanma Moreno to create 600.000 jobs in the community", at which point he recalled the proposals announced by the president of the PP of Andalucía to achieve this, that they go through a "fiscal revolution" supported by a reduction in taxes, "because it is essential that the money is in the pocket of the Andalusians."
“THEATRE” OF C's AND PSOE-A TO PROMOTE AN ELECTION ADVANCE
On the other hand, he emphasized the "theater" that, in his opinion, Ciudadanos and the PSOE-A have launched "to promote an electoral advance" in the community.
He said that Albert Rivera, "has maintained a complicit silence and has not said a word in three years about the chaos in Andalusian healthcare or about the Andalusians being the ones who pay the most taxes, and yet now try to push an advance of the elections if there is no electoral reform, when his party has come to Andalusia to support 40 years of PSOE governments”.
The general secretary of the Andalusian PP has criticized that PSOE-A and C's are dedicated to “playing cat and mouse”, and that this “political tacticism” uses Andalusians “as pawns in their chess game”.
"Díaz has lost three quarters of the legislature in his battle with Pedro Sánchez," said López, who lamented that "they only see Andalusians as voters" and demanded that the president of the Junta and Ciudadanos "get to work." Finally, he asked Ciudadanos for "responsibility" with the Andalusians to "demand the reforms that Andalusia needs"
