The poor dialectical skills of Yolanda Diaz They are an inseparable part of the trajectory of a politician famous for her habitual verbal stumbles and her love for gibberish.
This Tuesday, in the Government Control Session in the Senate, Díaz has once again made a serious mistake that once again sows suspicions about his competence for the position of second vice president and minister. He has attributed to the PP the phrase “public money belongs to no one”, which as is known was actually uttered by the former socialist minister. Carmen Calvo in 2006.
But even more astonishment has been caused, among the opposition and among the members of the Executive, by the resounding lapse that will haunt him throughout the legislature. Instead of saying “Coalition Government”, Díaz has proclaimed that “there will be a government of corruption for a while.”
This error not only validates the impression that Sumar’s leader is now definitely overwhelmed and out of luck.
It also involves a Freudian confession similar to the one he betrayed Pedro Sanchezwhen last June he said in Congress that “in my organization the tolerance against corruption is absolute.”
The lapse reveals a collusive attitude with the Government of which he participates, which he knows is irreparably stained by corruption.
Because not even the vice president herself believes the story that the scandals surrounding the president of the Government could have occurred without her participation.
Such is the case in case Koldowhich cannot be limited to the dirty business of a gang of ruffians taking advantage of their position outside the party. Rather, it was an alleged corrupt plot hatched by the two Organization secretaries appointed by Sánchez, who, as concluded by the UCO report that precipitated the fall of Santos Cerdanmaintained a criminal organization at the top of the PSOE for a decade.
And in that same line of knowledge and concealment on the part of Sánchez, the documents that EL ESPAÑOL has been revealing in recent days point out, accrediting undeclared cash payments that prove that the PSOE managed a box B.
Also, Begoña GómezAs the judge pointed out Hairstyle in her order dated October 2, “she would hardly have been able to commit the alleged crimes for which she is being investigated without the link [de parentesco] with the President of the Government”.
Yolanda Díaz cannot hide that her reputation has collapsed due to having continued supporting the PSOE even after all the negligence and excesses he has committed (even when they threatened Sumar’s own partisan identity), and for his tacit complicity with the rampant corruption that took root in the very heart of the Executive.
Because his way of falsely closing the crisis unleashed by Cerdán’s imprisonment, limiting himself to demanding from Sánchez “a Copernican turn of democratic regeneration” and “restarting the legislature”, allowed everything to remain the same without the president having to assume his responsibility.
The Labor Minister’s own goal when she said that “there is a government of corruption for a while” confirms that, despite all the scandals, the important thing is to perpetuate herself in the ministerial chair that confers the continuity of this impotent Government.
In this case, when Díaz stated regarding the summaries that affect the PSOE that “you cannot look the other way,” I meant exactly the opposite.