Page congratulates Rueda, asks for a state analysis and is glad that "Puigdemont did not win" in Galicia

MANZANARES (CIUDAD REAL), Feb. 19 (EUROPA PRESS) -

The president of Castilla-La Mancha, Emiliano García-Page, has evaluated the result of the elections in Galicia that have given the absolute majority to the PP, taking the opportunity to congratulate Alfonso Rueda, with whom he has a "very cordial" relationship, and expressing solidarity with the socialist candidate, José Ramón Gómez Besteiro, "who has had to run a campaign in complex circumstances, sandwiched in a sandwich."

In a public event from Manzanares (Ciudad Real), he pointed out that "without a doubt, the Galician elections obviously have an autonomous component." "But we are not going to fool ourselves, the reality is that the product was regional, but the stew was national," he pointed out.

For this reason, he has asked to draw conclusions "from seriousness." "If the PP had not obtained an absolute majority, today we would talk about the national consequences, not the Galician ones. It would be the beginning of decadence. If the opposite happens, the conclusion also has to be national," he said.

Since 2020 there has been a "very hostile" cycle that should provoke "deep reflection", since only "reflecting can prevent a cycle from becoming a cyclone" and the objective is to avoid that "electoral cyclone."

For García-Page, "it is important to keep in mind that the autonomous communities are part of the State," which can strengthen or weaken it.

Thus, he celebrated that "independence" actors do not enter Galicia, since "it is important" that everyone can play from "constitutional stability, each one from his own perspective and from his respect."

"Now, and in this land, and in Galicia, the same thing will happen to them, here we can continue working and fulfilling what we have promised to the people," said the regional president. "Here we are building a Welfare State that is a hallmark of our identity as militants of social democracy."