José Yélamo could not help but notice a very eloquent detail about Isabel Díaz Ayuso in ‘La Sexta Xplica’ when addressing and analyzing what her words were before the demonstration called in Ferraz in support of Pedro Sánchez to appeal for his continuity.
“Today it took absolutely no time, after seeing the demonstration in Ferraz, for the president of the Community of Madrid to speak out,” the presenter of the La Sexta night program introduced.
«Today they have the courage to call a rally in Madrid so that members with public salaries can go around the wife of the discontinued leader, that is, so that the left forgives Begoña Gómez and they sell him – they say – in defense of democracy. “Fewer demonstrations, Mr. Sánchez, and more explanations,” were the statements of Isabel Díaz Ayuso.
“It cannot be said of course that it has not been prepared because they are terms previously thought out, written and reviewed, and elaborated and rethought to qualify what we have seen today in Ferraz,” said José Yélamo, emphasizing that he has left nothing behind. to improvisation based on its unnatural way of transmitting the message.
At that moment, Afra Blanco took the floor to give a thorough review to Ayuso and Feijóo for their dangerous opposition: “Explanations that she has not given, because she has lied to the people of Madrid on more than one occasion, also in the exercise of the presidency. Those who travel speaking badly about Spain talk about giving a bad image to the rest of the world. A Spain that today we should be more proud of because we have shown Europe that it can be rescued without cutting back, a Spain that is giving positive results in economic matters, which is the fourth largest economy in the world. “Do they really have to talk badly about Spain and Spain’s policies when they go abroad?”
«The president takes five days because we have an opposition that persecutes, that stigmatizes, that dehumanizes, that harasses and destroys all leaders who have different values and policies. And that is a dangerous way of creating opposition in democracy,” stated the collaborator of José Yélamo’s program.
