Susana Camarero pede desculpas por lapso ao chamar governo de 'cheio de prostitutas'

A vice-presidente do governo valenciano, Susana Camarero, pediu desculpas nesta quinta-feira por uma declaração feita nas Corts Valencianes durante um debate sobre a contratação da companheira do presidente da Deputação de Valência. Ela classificou o ocorrido como um lapso, referindo-se na verdade a casos de corrupção como o do ex-ministro José Luis Ábalos.

Nesta quinta-feira, nas Corts Valencianes, Susana Camarero, vice-presidente do governo valenciano e conselheira de habitação, discursou durante um debate sobre a nomeação temporária da companheira do presidente da Deputação de Valência, Pérez Llorca, com o dobro do salário anterior. Respondendo ao PSPV, ela afirmou: “Ataquem as ações do presidente, não a sua companheira. Vocês são machistas de manual. Vocês que toleram abusadores, que toleram um governo cheio de prostitutas, que toleram o uso público do governo pagando prostitutas com dinheiro público.”

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