Pedro Sánchez vindicates his Government’s “solidarity” response against the pandemic in the face of the cuts applied in the financial crisis | Spain

Pedro Sánchez vindicates his Government’s “solidarity” response against the pandemic in the face of the cuts applied in the financial crisis |  Spain

“Where were you when they confined us on March 14?” That was the question raised during the tribute ceremony for the fight once morest the coronavirus, held this Wednesday at the headquarters of the Cervantes Institute, four years following the appearance offered by the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, to announce the start of the State of alarm. A question that has been followed by the exciting memories of six citizens with diverse stories. Also Sánchez’s own experience, who has claimed during his speech the “solidarity” response of his Council of Ministers and the European Union in the measures applied once morest the pandemic, in the face of the cuts made during the financial crisis by the “men of black”.

“We didn’t know it then, but that was the day we started to win,” Sánchez said regarding March 14, 2020, the day he offered the “most difficult” appearance that he has had to face during his three terms in office. of the Executive. “That is why I want to claim this collective achievement before society, before an exemplary citizenry, who in the hardest moment demonstrated commitment, maturity and temperance like no one might have imagined before. Thank you very much Spain,” added the president. In that intervention on March 14 four years ago, Sánchez recounted the battery of measures derived from the State of Alarm, aimed at combating the covid-19 crisis and that represented a before and following “of a time that marked” the country.

In the front row, the first and second vice presidents, María Jesús Montero and Yolanda Díaz, listened to the president; the Minister of Health, Mónica García; the director of the Center for the Coordination of Health Alerts and Emergencies (CCAES), Fernando Simón, and the director of the Cervantes Institute, Luis García Montero. Sánchez attended the event following facing a muddy control session in Congress, in which he asked the leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, to demand the resignation of the president of the Community, Isabel Díaz Ayuso. The popular leader’s partner is being investigated for a tax crime and falsification of a documentary allegedly committed during the pandemic, when he would have profited at least one million euros from collecting commissions on the sale of masks. The president has thus responded to the attacks of the Popular Party for the alleged plot of the Koldo case, which the National Court is also investigating for the sale of medical supplies during the crisis. At the end of the event, Sánchez and the ministers avoided evaluating the words of Díaz Ayuso, who appeared in Leganés at practically the same time to offload all responsibility on La Moncloa. “There is a shady case involving all the powers of the State once morest my partner,” stated the Madrid president.

During his speech at the Cervantes Institute, Sánchez also criticized denialist behavior with vaccines once morest Covid-19, as well as measures such as group immunity. The president has, on the other hand, praised the usefulness of confinement, the strength of the public health system, the reinforcement of the role of the State and the effectiveness of social benefits. “In a democracy, when it comes to making decisions as hard as confinement, we are asked to convince that we are on the right side and that the enormous sacrifice is worth it,” he added.

Pedro Sánchez with the rest of the guests, at the event.JAVIER LIZÓN (EFE)

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The journalist Marta Fernández has led the event, under the title 14M. The day we began to win, in which They have also intervened, as symbols of “work” and “example” during the pandemic, the nurse who inoculated the first vaccine, the captain of the national rhythmic gymnastics team, a teacher specialized in teaching online, a police officer from Getafe y a migrant businesswoman. “I knew that she was transmitting hope to the Spanish people,” summarized Carmen Carbonell, the health worker who vaccinated the first woman once morest covid-19, Araceli Hidalgo, on December 27, 2020.

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