Ayuso's 'number two', on the controversy of deaths in residences in the pandemic: "Families have already overcome it"

The

of Isabel Díaz Ayuso, the Minister of Education,

, has unleashed the controversy this Wednesday after a comment on the controversy of deaths in residences in the pandemic.

Specifically, he has pointed out that

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His words have provoked the outrage of relatives and some political formations.

Ossorio has made these statements at the press conference of the Governing Council of the Community of Madrid, one day after Vox surprised the PP by facilitating a vote in the Madrid Assembly, on October 13,

, where more than 5,000 elderly people died in the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic.

Late this afternoon, Ossorio wrote a tweet to qualify his words.

"Obviously, the death of a loved one is never overcome,

without scruples, which affirmed that it could have been avoided, has been overcome," the counselor has published.

More Madrid has requested this Wednesday

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Specifically, the party has registered a Non-Law Proposal (PNL) to demand its rejection in plenary session.

Ossorio, who has reproached the Government of Spain for not taking "rapid measures" to deal with the pandemic, has argued that this commission only has

who are going to think again that they are could have prevented the deaths.

On his Twitter account, Más Madrid has interpreted these statements as "a shame for Madrid".

"We demand her resignation or immediate dismissal,

", they have launched from the party led in the region by Mónica García.

In statements sent to the media, Mónica García believes that the vice president "has crossed all the red lines and the level of immorality in this government has reached its ceiling."

"This man

who not only have not forgotten our elders, but also want to investigate what happened to the end," García defended.

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