The PP blames Sánchez's cabinet for seeking a conflict between 'Génova' and Ayuso: "There are no discrepancies"

Rollán supports the appeal of Madrid, but respects the autonomies that do not want to present it: "We are not here to mandate or protect"

MADRID, 13 Ago. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The Deputy Secretary for Regional and Local Coordination of the PP, Pedro Rollán, has accused the Cabinet of La Moncloa of giving "guidelines" to its ministers to "try to generate" a climate of confrontation between the current leadership of Alberto Núñez Feijóo and the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, for criticizing the Government's energy saving plan.

"There is no type of discrepancy or conflict between President Feijóo and President Ayuso," the 'popular' leader defended in an interview with Europa Press, where he blamed the PSOE for wanting this confrontation to exist between 'Genoa ' and the head of the Madrid Executive.

In fact, as Rollán has claimed, Isabel Díaz Ayuso was "the first to benefit" from a "very important" decision that Feijóo made upon his arrival at the party's national leadership, such as setting a date for the celebration of the Regional Congress of the PP in the Community of Madrid.

In this context, Rollán has accused PSOE ministers of "disagreeing" with each other, referring to the controversy between Félix Bolaños and Margarita Robles over espionage on Sánchez's cell phone. "What happens in the PSOE is known to everyone and what they intend to generate is that mirage within the PP, which has no place," the 'popular' leader has settled.

In any case, the 'popular' deputy secretary has come out in defense of the appeal of unconstitutionality that the Community of Madrid will present to the decree of energy saving measures of the central government because he considers that this plan "does invade powers", specifically, as he has said , in terms of trade.

When asked why only one community presents it and not all those governed by the PP if they consider that competences are being invaded, Rollán has defended that the judicial procedure that Ayuso will initiate is endorsed because he considers that "this is reflected in the Statute of Autonomy itself of the Community of Madrid.

For this reason, he has argued that, "within the autonomy that the Executives governed by the PP have", each one decides whether or not to present this appeal of unconstitutionality. "The party's national leadership respects the decisions of the autonomous governments, we are neither here to mandate nor to protect", he has proclaimed.

On whether the PP at the national level is considering appealing the government decree, Rollán has assured that they are waiting to see "how it develops" and "depending on events" they will make the decision they consider "most timely".

Speaking about the decree of the energy plan, Rollán sees "very convenient" that it be processed in Congress as a bill in order to introduce some change, but he does not believe that the Government wants to do it "because there they would be exposed to taking make a number of amendments.

In fact, the 'popular' leader has insisted on demanding the immediate withdrawal of the energy saving decree, which came into force this Wednesday, reproaching Sánchez for not having taken into account the autonomous communities and the town councils for the preparation of this plan. .

However, Rollán has not wanted to reveal the meaning of the vote of the 'popular' to the decree: "That will be determined at the moment in which the procedure formally corresponds in the Congress of Deputies."

However, the also senator of the 'popular' has urged the Government to decide if it wants to "rule out" a source of energy such as nuclear, of which he has said that the party's leadership "does not defend, but neither does it demonize" .

"We must not go taking steps backwards. Respect for the environment? Everything. Optimizations of energy sources? Of course, but squandering energy sources as the PSOE and Podemos have done in recent years does not help to contain prices", Rollán has sentenced.