Journalist, he was born in Madrid 45 years ago, his father was born in a town in Ávila and he has had a life of contrast “I am glad to have lived that contrast.” She claims to have been a very free, independent and free girl. She really likes eating, music and, above all, animals. “These are the things that deprive me”. He is very hurt by injustices and that is what he believes led him to become a journalist and then to dedicate himself to politics. Isabel Diaz Ayusocurrent president of the Community of Madrid faces her most complicated and personal interview in ‘100% Unique’.
Nervous and excited at the same time, Isabel Díaz Ayuso stood in front of 30 unique reporters, 30 TEA people, led by Guillermo Fesser to open up to their most innocent and daring questions. The first question that the President answered was about politics and she did not hesitate to tell us how when she was just a girl, she wrote to Felipe González “When I was around 8 or 9 years old I was concerned about the environmentwars… And seeing that there were so many children in poverty and I asked my parents what “Who was in charge at that time?”
Isabel Díaz Ayuso has not had it easy at all: “They have always wanted to discredit me”
Marc Duxans, 18 years old (Barcelona), has been very direct with the president of the Community of Madrid and wanted to know if it was true that she had been the community manager of Esperanza Aguirre’s dog and Diaz Ayuso has been very clear and blunt “no ”.
“I am a journalist and for many years I managed the digital communication of my party. There is an account that the presidency of the United Kingdom runs, it is an account, a parody of a dog. We, simulating political humor, on election night of a past election, opened it between my team and I, but afterwards, I was not carrying it. Someone from within wanted to harm me, trying to discredit my work, when throughout these years I have done many other things. Still, although I would have kept a political humor account, that’s okay, I’ve done many other things…“, she said upset.
With sadness and in a tone of voice of certain pain, Isabel Díaz-Ayuso explained that on many occasions they have wanted to discredit her and not tell the truth about her. “they have not counted the years that I have been a journalist and I have had to make a living for myself, the years I have been working inside and outside of Spain… I have had to make a living for myself and the years I have spent in politics until I became president… They base my political life in that parody.
