The spokesperson of the PP in Les Corts, Nando Pastor, has responded to the general secretary of the PSPV and Minister of Science, Innovation and Universities, Diana Morant, assuring that she has "a problem of double personality" because "she alone gets confused and continuously has to clarify" whether she is intervening as a member of the Government or as a socialist leader. At the same time, regarding the spokesperson of Compromís, Joan Baldoví, he has opined that "he seems to have lost the notion of time and reality from so many vacations he has had".
The 'popular' spokesperson has spoken out in a statement after Morant announced that the Government of Spain, the PSPV, and the Socialist Group in Les Corts will evaluate "all possibilities" to stop the "censoring police project" in Valencian classrooms that, according to her complaint, is included in the law of Fiscal Measures, Administrative and Financial Management, and Organization of the Generalitat, known as the accompanying law to the 2026 budgets.
On the other hand, Baldoví has announced that the coalition will present this same regulation to the Ombudsman for "attacking the basic rights of Valencians", citing as an example "the educational police that the PP intends to establish in classrooms, the lack of protection for children, and the attack on LGTBI rights". In response, Nando Pastor (PP) has replied that this situation "is not serious" and has warned: "This is not how you can do real politics".
In relation to the "disastrous" diagnosis that, in Pastor's opinion, Morant has made of the current legislature and the situation of the Comunitat in the areas of competence of the Consell, the spokesperson of the PP has defended: "Are we better or worse than four years ago? Well, much better, without a doubt, much better".
As arguments, Pastor has pointed out that in this legislature "we pay less taxes, more protected housing is being built in the Comunitat Valenciana, there is more educational freedom to choose, education from 0 to 3 years is free for everyone, there are fewer waiting lists and less bureaucracy, but above all, there is more employment".
"These are facts and not narratives"
"These are facts and not narratives. Against those who try to portray a Valencian Comunitat that does not exist, the data shows that today we have a society with more opportunities and an Administration that accompanies and facilitates the lives of citizens," the PP leader has emphasized.
Furthermore, after Morant has qualified the 'president' of the Generalitat, Juanfran Pérez Llorca, as "racist" for his statements about the reception of migrant minors from Ceuta, Nando Pastor has responded to the minister that, with "this type of comparisons, the one who defines herself" is her.
He has also censured the PSPV for trying to "compare the situation in Ukraine with that of Ceuta": "They have lost their way by equating a war in which civilians were bombed with the situation of minors in Ceuta."
For this reason, he has demanded that the socialists "not confuse us and not make us dizzy" and has insisted: "We are not talking about a war or a civilian population subjected to bombings. We are talking about minors who can return to their families and to their homes, which is where they are best off."
Finally, he has accused the Government of Spain of having "turned migration policy and the distribution of minors into a matter of political negotiation with its parliamentary partners." "The only ones who have traded in the distribution of minors have been the socialists, the Government of Pedro Sánchez, precisely with the PNV and with Junts," he concluded.