The first control commission of the new year in the capital’s City Council began yesterday with a more personal than municipal confrontation between two of its councilors. The mayor of Mobility, Evelyn Alonso, and the socialist, Florentino Guzmán, were involved in a scuffle between groups that subsequently continued on the social networks of those involved.
Alonso published on X (Twitter) that “the PSOE has no limits or respect. Then they fill their mouths with feminism” and called the PSOE councilor “sexist” and demanded an apology. Guzmán responded to his post, who assured that “in the face of the lack of respect, elegance and homophobic comments, I will dispense with formal treatments.”
These accusations originated during the appearance requested by the socialists on the current situation of the scooter service, where the councilor accused Guzmán of “spending all day in the Local Police gym, with his companion”, alluding to when he was councilor. of security. In response, Guzmán addressed Alonso saying “ma’am, to call you something.”
