Mazón considers that he has given “many explanations” about the food during the DANA despite the fact that he omitted it in the Corts

The Generalitat Valenciana considers settled the explanations for the meal that President Carlos Mazón had with a journalist on DANA day and for which he was absent from the Palau for three hours. The Valencian leader was in touch because he answered the phone, but did not convey any concern about the storm, as explained by the communicator through an authorized spokesperson. Mazón did not arrive at the L’Eliana Emergency Center until 7:30 p.m. in the afternoon, when the water had overflowed l’Horta Sud.

The Valencian president believes he has already spoken enough about the issue. “I think we have already given many explanations about that,” he said this Friday before the microphones of À Punt, who questioned him on the way to an official visit. The president and the vice president of the Consell, Susana Camarero, insist that the appropriate explanations have already been given, despite the fact that the president has not spoken publicly about this issue, nor has he appeared before the media so that he can be formally asked.

The leader of the Valencian PP said that it was “a working lunch”, in an interview before a meeting in emergencies, before it was revealed that he had lunch with journalist Maribel Vilaplana to offer her the direction of public radio and television. After that, he only noted in the Corts Valencianes that he “kept his agenda fully aware of the situation,” without mentioning the meeting.

The vice president and spokesperson for the Consell is the one who has had to answer for this question, asked practically daily in press conferences. This Friday, asked if the president was worried about the storm during the meeting, Camarero said: “It’s been many days since everything has been explained. The president himself did it in his appearance.” “Where did the president of the confederation eat?” he asked.

The Valencian leader did not talk about the food in his more than three hours of parliamentary intervention, although the spokesperson insists that “the president has given more than adequate explanations about the food.” Also asked if there was anyone from Mazón’s team that Tuesday at the Palau pending the situation, she commented that she only knows her agenda and that of her own team. “All the members of the Consell were complying with our agenda because we did not have any information that would make us change that agenda.”