The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, reiterated this Thursday that she will not carry out the housing decrees that are approved in the Permanent Deputation of the Congress of Deputies "within its margin of competencies", while insisting that her Government will not act "against private property".
"From then on, within our margin of competencies, as long as it is legal, we are not going to comply with it", the regional leader said during her turn in reply in the Assembly of Madrid, where she went to give an account of the modifications carried out in the Council of Government.
In her remarks, Ayuso stressed that the Madrid Executive will stand up to any initiative that, in her view, attacks private property, against the "shoddy piece in a sectarian and reckless way" that, according to what she denounced, is intended to be pushed through from the central Government "in the middle of an election". "It is disgraceful to use the Parliament, the Congress of Deputies, for its electoral interests", she added.
The president also said that in the Community of Madrid they are not going to promote "illegality" or go after those who "have a home and are not to blame for having it". Along these lines, she said that "the blame lies with the socialist policies that over these eight years have prevented housing from being created for those who needed it, as we have done for example, with social housing or with new urban development projects".