Just a week ago, Llorenç Córdoba said he was not willing to accept the blackmail posed by the Sa Unió councilors who resigned from their positions in the misgovernment team that he presides over (that’s saying something). “I would be a bad president if he gave in to this blackmail,” he said then. And he demanded that they hand over their minutes as councilors so that they could be replaced by other members of the coalition who would be willing to be his puppets, accusing them of “hijacking” the Formentera Council. “They are putting pressure and have taken the Consell hostage,” he lamented, after saying on Ràdio Illa that “there is no negotiation with terrorists.” Seven days later and faced with the threat of a motion of censure promoted by Gent per Formentera, the marshal backs down and asks “to stop being personal and govern for a citizenry that has voted for a change to the right.” The pool pimp who flatly refused to reinstate the former president of the PP of Formentera, José Manuel Alcaraz, into the island government, and who denounced that the councilors of Sa Unió are in the hands of “some important businessman on the island”, who He would be, according to him, responsible for the current situation, now he appears condescending and willing to do anything, in order to continue being the unworthy president that he is. Whatever and however it may, in order to collect one more month of his hefty payroll. How desperate must he be? How badly he must see his future to give in and accept the blackmail of the Sa Unió terrorists! It turns out that the time to agree on something with Córdoba has already passed. If he now says he wants to agree, it is only to continue as president of the Consell, to do the same as until now. Negotiate the motion of censure, because once the dog died, the rabies ended. And Córdoba knows more than us about dogs and rabies. Let whoever govern, but put an end to this vaudeville once and for all.
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