Yolanda Díaz trusts in a "strong Government" for a "complete legislature" on a commitment to a "plurinational" country

CADIZ, Oct. 7 (EUROPA PRESS) -

The leader of Sumar and second vice president of the acting Government, Yolanda Díaz, has shown herself convinced this Saturday that there will be an agreement for the reissue of a progressive coalition Executive for a "complete legislature", at the same time that she has launched a message of "serenity" to "many people who have many doubts" and reaffirmed his commitment to a "plurinational" country project to end a "political conflict" against those who "wanted to burn down Catalonia."

He stated this during his speech in Cádiz in his first political event in Andalusia after the general elections of July 23, in which the left-wing coalition obtained six seats in the Congress of Deputies from Andalusian provinces.

Without mentioning his proposal to "fit the amnesty" into the constitutional framework, Díaz has stated to his supporters that he wanted to "give serenity because the proposal of the PP and the extreme right of Vox consists of pitting some Spaniards against others" while Sumar is committed to a "plurinational" project where people like Andalusia "also have rights" and citizens are "better" for being able to speak in Catalan, Basque, the language of Cádiz, or whatever they "want." ".

"We are a better country, with the Andalusians within, with Catalonia within" as with Madrid, Galicia or Extremadura, he listed, emphasizing that Sumar does not articulate its territorial proposal to achieve the votes necessary for an investiture but rather for "democrats" and for "a political conflict to end once and for all."

All of this in an intervention whose axis has revolved around the need for the new Government to have "a social agenda at the center" to advance in the achievement of rights. To this end, he has indicated that there will be a "complete legislature" as he has indicated that the previous one was, compared to the prediction that it will be "short" by those who have indicated that "they suffer a lot from hatred" and "because they thought they were going to win." the elections" and they do not want Spain "as it is".

The acting Minister of Labor and Public Service also participated in this event the day after announcing that next Tuesday, October 10, the legal opinion on the "fit of the amnesty" in the constitutional framework will be presented in Barcelona, ​​in a event that will feature the participation of a professor and a senior professor from the University of Seville, Javier Pérez Royo and Joaquín Urías, both specializing in Constitutional Law.

In a socioeconomic key, he has insisted that "it is a challenge for the country to continue raising the minimum wage" to "live better", as well as "have dignity" and "continue gaining rights" and has specified that "this is what Sumar is negotiating" with the PSOE for the formation of a new Government if the acting president, Pedro Sánchez, achieves the investiture after being proposed by King Felipe for this purpose.

Díaz had not participated in a political event in the Andalusian community since last July, when he participated in two Sumar rallies in Cádiz and Seville that were held on Sunday the 9th, within the framework of the 23J general election campaign. At this Saturday's event, he welcomed Más País Andalucía after his decision to join the political platform that he leads.

In a local key, and amid criticism of the president of the Board, the popular Juanma Moreno, to whom he has attributed, among other issues, "the indecency of the privatization of public health", Díaz has advocated for an employment pact in Cádiz , with administrations involved and from the "dialogue", and has highlighted the importance that in this sense it would have for the State Society of Industrial Participations not to depend on the Ministry of Finance but on Industry.