The PSOE, Sumar and IU, among others, have responded to the former regionalist mayor for her controversial speech at her farewell.
The outgoing mayor of Pamplona, Cristina Ibarrola (UPN), has stated that “she would never become mayor with the votes of EH Bildu, never, no matter what.” “I would never support EH Bildu in exchange for anything, no matter what. I would rather scrub stairs,” he added.
The words of the outgoing mayor in the press appearance after the motion of censure that expelled her from the mayor’s office of Pamplona have left no one indifferent. For example, many have attacked the former mayor of Pamplona, whom they describe as ‘classist’.
The words of the former mayor that sparked criticism on the official Twitter account of the PSOE. “We prefer not to be classics,” Ferraz indicated in a message on the social network ‘X’.
The leader of Sumar and second vice president, Yolanda Diaz, has also stated that women who clean stairs perform a fundamental social role and that their work should be paid and recognized. “Another reason for the motion of censure in Pamplona,” he proclaimed, referring to the demonstrations in Ibarrola.
Meanwhile, Sumar’s deputy and leader of Más País, Íñigo Errejón, has also alluded to these statements and emphasized that “cleaning stairs is dignified”. ‘Because I’m this lady, that’s less the case. Agur, classist,” he added.
Sumar’s official account in ‘X’ has also responded, saying that “it is always good news when classism leaves institutions.”
The former minister and leader of Podemos, Irene Montero, has pointed out in reference to Ibarrola’s words that “if the stairs are not scrubbed, the world will stop.” “It is classism and machismo that forgets that care tasks, carried out mainly by women, sustain life,” he concluded, congratulating the residents of Pamplona on the political change in the mayor’s office.
Look at Gorrotxategispokesman for Elkarrekin Podemos in the Basque Parliament, has said that “scrubbing stairs is a dignified and socially necessary job. Don’t be a classist. Agur UPN.”
United Left She also responded on the social network to the words of the former mayor of UPN
Nagua Albacampaign coordinator of the Ministry of Social Rights, Consumption and Agenda 2030, has sharply criticized the regionalist’s words: “Well, scrubbing stairs is much more dignified than anything you have done in recent months.”
Source: EITB
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