The deputy secretary of Health and Social Policy of the PP and head of the list for Ciudad Real in the elections of 29N, Carmen Fúnez, has condemned the paint attack against the headquarters of the Valencian Business Confederation (CEV) just two days before the general strike, an episode that she has linked to "the political climate of polarization that Pedro Sánchez has been sowing" since his arrival at the Presidency of the Government.
At a press conference held at the PPCV headquarters in Valencia, Fúnez responded to questions about this attack on the CEV façade, which this Monday appeared smeared with red paint. The president of the Valencian employers’ association, Vicente Lafuente, has advanced that they will file a complaint for these events.
The 'popular' spokesperson has rejected these graffiti that "make no sense or have no place in social democracy," and she has insisted that "it is the result of the political climate that Sánchez has been sowing, who even after losing the elections went up to the tribune to be elected president and was determined to build a wall of division and polarization." "And from those ashes come these slags," she has emphasized.
"Sánchez has only had one success: that of polarization to build a wall of division between Spaniards and to set us against one another" --she has elaborated--. "Our goal is to tear down that wall, put an end to polarization in political and social life, and return to a Spain of concord and coexistence, because it is necessary to respect differences if we want to rebuild our country".
Likewise, Fúnez has reiterated that "Sánchez has failed and is a fraud in social policy and a catastrophe in the management of public services, whose 'worst face' came in the rail accident in Urda (Toledo) that he caused, which resulted in 69 deaths.