The 'president' of the Generalitat Valenciana and maximum responsible for the management of the PPCV, Juanfran Pérez Llorca, has pointed out that the incidents recorded in recent days in Barcelona and Bilbao constitute "one more reason to change the Government of Spain" in the general elections on November 29, considering that "society is tired of polarization" and that, in his opinion, President Pedro Sánchez "is interested and gives the impression that he feeds it."
When questioned whether he fears that the disturbances could be reproduced in the city of València and about the event called for this Wednesday by the agitator Vito Quiles in the capital of Túria, he reiterated that "it is one more reason to change the Government of Spain, one more reason for no one to stay at home and for everyone to vote in favor of that change that this country needs on November 29."
Llorca made these statements after taking a photo in front of the Torres de Serranos with the PP candidates for Valencia to Congress and the Senate for November 29, led by the mayor of València, Mª José Catalá, and by the vice president and consellera of Equality, Susana Camarero.
The head of the Consell emphasized that "I am the antithesis of polarization, I always try to have a calm language and way of acting, because I believe that society is tired of polarization. It is true that Sánchez is interested and that Sánchez gives the impression of feeding this kind of things," insisting that he rejects the speeches that, in his view, promote division.
In this line, he remarked: "You already know that I do not like polarizations, I do not like confrontations and I want to insist that Pedro Sánchez has dedicated all these years of Government to trying to confront and divide us Spaniards, between some and others." "I believe that this is not good for society and therefore I completely reject it," he concluded.