Ayuso, sobre el ático de Chamberí: “No voy a necesitar una residencia oficial a 10 meses de las elecciones”
La presidenta de Madrid critica que, mientras Pedro Sánchez “sigue de vacaciones con sus chanclas en La Mareta”, Ceuta está “al borde del colapso”
Madrid's President, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, faced questions on Monday about the contentious purchase of a Chamberí attic for €6.3 million, initially intended for a temporary office while renovations were carried out at the Real Casa de Correos. Ayuso stated that during her eight years of autonomous government, she had neither needed nor requested an official residence, a service granted to presidents of only five out of the 17 communities, often in disuse.
She added that she would not require such a residence ten months before elections. Ayuso emphasized during a mid-morning visit to Las Moradas de San Martín winery in San Martín de Valdeiglesias, in her tour of municipalities affected by the Sierra Oeste fire last July, "Se podrán dar todas las vueltas que se quiera, pero yo estoy en lo importante, que es estar aquí."
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