“The PRC is clean and there is nothing to hide”

Miguel Ángel Revilla (PRC) has assured this Thursday that the PRC will facilitate with his abstention the investiture of María José Sáenz de Buruaga (PP) as the next president of Cantabria with a series of conditions that he has embodied in a document that will be negotiated soon with the People’s Party. However, the requirements do not include the condition raised a week ago that the next regional Executive not subject the regionalists “to the torture of investigative commissions” as they did in 2011 when they governed with an absolute majority.

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They were the exact words of the regionalist leader, expressed up to three times in the press conference after the Executive Committee held seven days ago. However, this Thursday, in the appearance after another meeting of the same internal body of the PRC, Revilla has shown himself visibly angry at the “commotion” that has been generated around this issue on which, according to what he has said, “there was has been intentionally spread by some party”.

Thus, Revilla has denied his own claims: “We have never raised nor will we raise that there are no commissions of inquiry,” he remarked; “I’m sick of hearing this mantra,” he added, ignoring that it was he who put this issue on the table for negotiations.

“It circulates in networks that the PRC and Revilla do not want there to be investigation commissions, but the PRC is clean, nobody has stolen anything or has a single conviction, not like the rest,” said Revilla, who has gone so far as to say that it gives “the keys to his house, the bills and everything”. “There is nothing to hide”, he stressed, because, as he has insisted, “there is no other party in Spain that has a service record like ours”.

Regarding the investigation commissions to which the PRC was submitted in 2011 by the Government of Ignacio Diego (PP), Revilla recalled that his formation came out “clean in 11”. “We have never raised that nor are we going to raise it”, he has stated again. “The CIA or the KGB can investigate me,” he has sentenced.

Thus, Revilla has exposed that the conditions that put the PP “are very logical.” On the one hand, as stated in the document, that “the governance agreements of Cantabria and its institutions are not subject to Vox.” “Consistent with what we said in the campaign, the only red line is Vox; We have nothing against its militants and voters, some are friends of mine, but we are at the antipodes because they deny the autonomy of Cantabria”, explained the regionalist leader.

On the other, “not a single one of the investments should stop, not as happened in 2011, when there was a terrible setback.” In this sense, Revilla has asked that “there be no discrimination against town halls”, that “the projects tendered and awarded be carried out”, that “the Government of Spain be vindicated with the same firmness” that they say they have done.

“We do not put any other condition, or position, or perks,” stressed the leader of the PRC. “There is no case of greater generosity for the interests of Cantabria than what our party is doing”, he concluded, remarking that “we must accept the result of the polls”: “The voters have placed us in the opposition and it is not the first time”, has finished.