The spokesperson for the PSPV-PSOE in the Corts, José Muñoz, today demanded the resignation of the Minister of Emergencies and Interior, Juan Carlos Valderrama, after holding up during his appearance in the Permanent Deputation of the Corts the serious deficiencies that the fire extinction service of the Valencian Community is suffering from. “You are a real public danger as Minister of Emergencies,” Muñoz stated, addressing Valderrama, before directly demanding that he leave office: “Resign and make way for someone else.”

The PSPV-PSOE denounces that the Council of the People's Party and Pérez Llorca has once again increased the price of public protected housing and is setting it at prices that make it increasingly inaccessible for Valencian families, young people, and the middle classes.

The PSPV-PSOE has submitted a letter of complaint to the bureau of the Valencian Parliament regarding the presidency's cabinet's decision to "not inform the media about the speakers' meeting on August 13th," where, among other matters, the socialist party's requests for the President of the Generalitat, Juanfran Pérez Llorca, and the Emergency Counselor, Juan Carlos Valderrama, to explain their management of forest fires were to be addressed.

A key piece in the arrival of the Volkswagen battery plant in Sagunto and in the maintenance of the Ford car factory in AlmussafesThese are the two main political milestones of the new secretary of organization of the PSOE, Rebeca Torró (Ontinyent, 1981), a Valencian leader who stands out for her discretion, capacity for work, and loyalty to her party, above and beyond her political families. Even though this loyalty caused her to lose some friends.

"They wanted Valencian self-government on the day of the democratic rupture." This inspiring maxim, recorded in a 1975 police report and recalled by former Valencian minister Vicent Soler, exemplified the infusion of pride and memory felt by the Socialist leaders who attended this Thursday's anniversary celebration of a pivotal episode in the restoration of democracy.

The Valencian socialists have been hitting a wall for some time when they demand the resignation of Carlos Mazón. Faced with the constant refusal of the head of the Consell, this Friday the PSPV goes on the attack and is already pointing to a possible motion of censure with an uncertain outcome (they would need the support of Vox, in addition to that of Compromís). What does it depend on? On Alberto Núñez Feijóo. "If Feijóo does not make a move in the next few hours, the PSPV will," said the leader of the party in the Valencian Community, Diana Morant. Consulted by the ARA, sources from the state PP assure that "there are no changes" in their position on Mazón, which until now was to support him and divert responsibilities to the executive of Pedro Sánchez.