Ayuso disavows his government partner in Madrid: he warns that the plan for the Covid economic crisis must first be negotiated with Vox

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The President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has disavowed her coalition partner in the Autonomous Executive for the political dialogue stance she has adopted regarding the negotiation of the economic plan to face the economic crisis derived from the Covid- 19. "First we would have to sit down with Vox , which is the group that the government has given us," the PP leader warned in an interview on Telemadrid.

In this way, he publicly rejects the initiative of his vice president and leader of Citizens in the region, Ignacio Aguado, to convene all groups with representation in the Vallecas Assembly this Monday to know "their proposals for the coming months." The disagreement also adds to a long list of tensions that have escalated during the coronavirus emergency.

The two-tone Madrid government has presented this week a plan with 30 measures to revive the economy after the loss of 50,000 jobs in the region in two months since the coronavirus crisis began. Among the planned actions is a line of direct aid for those who hire unemployed workers, guarantees for tourist companies and incentives for the purchase of skateboards and electric bicycles, in addition to the creation of a voucher to use the 'car sharing' service for those who take their car to the junk.

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