Susana Camarero si scusa per il lapsus in cui ha definito il governo 'pieno di prostitute'

La vicepresidente del governo valenciano, Susana Camarero, si è scusata giovedì per una dichiarazione rilasciata alle Corts Valencianes durante un dibattito sull'assunzione della compagna del presidente della Diputación de Valencia. Ha parlato di un lapsus, riferendosi in realtà a casi di corruzione come quello dell'ex ministro José Luis Ábalos.

Giovedì, alle Corts Valencianes, Susana Camarero, vicepresidente del governo valenciano e assessore all'edilizia abitativa, è intervenuta durante un dibattito sull'incarico temporaneo della compagna del presidente della Diputación de Valencia, Pérez Llorca, con uno stipendio doppio rispetto al precedente. Rispondendo al PSPV, ha dichiarato: “Attaccate le azioni del presidente, non la sua compagna. Siete dei maschilisti da manuale. Voi che tollerate gli abusatori, che tollerate un governo pieno di prostitute, che tollerate l'uso pubblico del governo pagando prostitute con denaro pubblico”.

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