Isabel Díaz Ayuso, acclaimed in Valencia: "Spain needs Feijóo, he will deliver, he is the only one who unites so many sensibilities"

The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, took a mass bath this Saturday in Valencia, where she participated in a pre-campaign event in which she defended that what Spain needs is to have Feijóo as president "because he always delivers."

"At this point we need Alberto Núñez Feijóo, because he is the only one who unites so many different sensitivities like Spain," said the Madrid president at an open-air event at the Colón market in Valencia, accompanied by her counterpart Juanfran Pérez Llorca.

"Fortunately no two people are the same, no two families are the same. Each one belongs to his father and mother and wants to live in his own way and work in what he considers to be good, what he is good at, what excites him, Ayuso continued by saying.

"And each one wants to take the reins of his life in freedom, and the only thing we need is a leader, a president, a team leader who understands that life in the Valencian Community is one way and in Barcelona it will be another and in Galicia it will be another. And that each one, being authentic, pure and real, can belong to a great group," he said.

According to Ayuso, "Feijóo is more than necessary, it is essential because he is going to comply, of course he is going to comply and he is going to comply because he takes note of the most Dantesque situation that we Spaniards have experienced."

The president of the Community of Madrid recalled that "never, we had never experienced this decline, this discouragement, because we had never put in charge a tyrannical person who does not respect the rules of the game or democracy, who uses it because he is afraid of that change", in reference to Pedro Sánchez.

Ayuso has said that the "time has come to restart" Spain and remove the "squatters of power" from the Government and has stated that the head of the Executive, Pedro Sánchez, is "afraid to change Moncloa for Soto del Real."

"You get out of socialism," said Ayuso, who says that what the socialists want is "a plurinational republic" and "to continue dismembering Spain with Catalonia, the Balearic Islands and the Valencian Community," and, therefore, "they have tried to Catalanize everything to direct it and break it."

"Ceuta out, Melilla out, come regionalism, come the application of division..., because that is what (Pedro Sánchez) intends to be the president of a republic of shells and brazen people who, wherever they arrive, dismantle everything and sink everything," assured the president of Madrid.