On Friday, the Conference of Regional Presidents was overshadowed by Isabel Díaz Ayuso's disdain for the state's co-official languages. Some media outlets emphasized the Madrid president's conflictive attitude. Cuatro, for example, summed up the headline with "Isabel Díaz Ayuso attempts to disrupt the Conference of Regional Presidents". They also defined his conduct as "a snub to the Catalan and Basque president". To illustrate the context of this situation, they included Salvador Illa's comment in which he spoke of the richness of the country's languages: "Understanding this is understanding Spain," and they described it as "a real dig at Ayuso".
Others were more lukewarm. La Sexta also used the term "snub"to explain the behavior of the President of Madrid during the speeches by Lehendakari Pradales and President Isla."The reason: to speak Basque and CatalanPerhaps a more precise explanation of the cause would have been necessary here. The reason was Ayuso's rejection of these languages, not the fact that her presidents spoke them. This included the inertia and political context of recent days, with the Leire Díez case and the PP's mobilization against the government. In other words, the reason for the tension at the conference was not Díaz Ayuso's attitude, but the general climate.In addition, earpieces are being used for the first time. This innovation cost the government 11,616 euros. The host was the first to use the earpiece to express himself in his native language to others."That is to say, Sandra Golpe wasn't referring to Catalan as a co-official language of the state, but rather appealing to a term that refers to the president's personal and family ties. Furthermore, emphasizing economic spending is an act of manipulation because it distorts the origin of the conflict: it turns it into a problem of political and social intolerance."During both Salvador Illa's speech in Catalan and his speech in Basque, President Ayuso left the room. She had already announced this yesterday.". The order of the factors alters the product. It is the Catalan and Basque presidents who trigger the problem, and Ayuso simply acts in reaction, as she had already warned. To top it off, the presenter turned the president of the Community of Madrid into the national heroine of the day: "Isabel Díaz Ayuso, without a doubt, was the star of the morning. She began the meeting with a passionate defense of the Spanish language in the face of the earpieces.Fortunately, last May, Salvador Illa awarded the Cross of Saint George to José Creuheras. Surely the president of the Generalitat will be able to easily explain to the president of Atresmedia the bias of his newscast.
