PSOE officials have expressed their recognition and gratitude towards the former spokesperson of the party Montse Mínguez, after she submitted her resignation following the controversy generated by her husband's real estate properties, pointed out for being the owner of around thirty apartments in which he would have carried out evictions.
"Thank you for so much," the party has stated on its official 'X' profile, in a message reported by Europa Press. In the same vein, the organization secretary, Rebeca Torró, has emphasized her admiration for Mínguez, whom she considers an example of "someone who puts the collective interest above any other." "You have demonstrated this in every vote and in every public intervention, being consistent with your principles," she has highlighted.
For his part, the vice president of Congress, Alfonso Rodríguez Gómez de Celis, has acknowledged the former spokesperson for her "commitment and her passionate defense of socialist principles and ideals" in such "complex" times.
In the same vein, the mayor of Lleida, Fèlix Larrosa, has recalled that politics is a vocation of service to the citizens, and has highlighted that Mínguez "has always exercised it with respect, responsibility, and humanity."
From the Government, President Pedro Sánchez has stated that the resignation is a personal decision that he respects, although he has lamented her departure: "Those of us who know her are aware of her commitment, her generosity, and her dedication to public service."
In a press appearance before the media in Brussels, after the European Council meeting, the head of the Executive explained that he was exchanging messages with her during the day and that he even asked her to remain in the position, but ultimately Mínguez chose to leave it.
Likewise, the president of the Generalitat and first secretary of the PSC, Salvador Illa, has thanked her for everything she has contributed, has conveyed his affection and recognition, and has assured that he is convinced that "she will continue to defend her convictions and contribute to the common good from any area."