SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE, July 12 (EUROPA PRESS) –
The new president of the Canary Islands, Fernando Clavijo, will take office this Friday in the Chamber Hall of the Alfredo Kraus Auditorium in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and on Saturday, at the headquarters of the Presidency in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, it will be his turn. to the counselors.
CC and PP sources have told Europa Press that next Monday, in Gran Canaria, the first Governing Council will meet, which will have a total of twelve ministries -plus the commissioner who will be in charge of defending and updating the REF- -.
In statements to journalists after being invested, he has advanced that the new Executive has already been finalized, in which there will be independent directors, and he has insisted that it will not function as “airtight compartments” as happened, in his opinion, with the ‘Pact of Las Flowers’.
He has regretted that the opposition has not given them the opportunity to hold the first Governing Council, with “preventive criticism”, and has assumed that there will be “difficulties” because the world today is “different” since the pandemic broke out .
Among the main challenges of the first hundred days of the Government, he has pointed out that the PGE must be met, “lay the foundations” of the fiscal review and develop social, educational and health policies. “We want to count on the whole of society and all the political forces, only through unity are we going to face the challenges”, he commented.
Faced with the upcoming General Elections, he has shown his desire for a “stable government” in Spain and no margin for repeating elections or creating “unstable governments” given that the Canary Islands in particular “need the understanding and commitment of Brussels and Madrid “.
Along these lines, he has insisted that the new Executive “work immediately” because the Canary Islands need the resources of the PGE to come “and face the new challenges.”
In fact, he has indicated that he wants to have “a sit-in” with the new president, either Pedro Sánchez or Alberto Núñez Feijóo, because “the road map” is defined in the government pact. “I hope that institutional cordiality prevails,” she said.
