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Castilla-La Mancha Spokesperson Criticizes Spanish Government's Debt Measure

In a press conference held on Wednesday, Carolina Agudo, the regional secretary of the Popular Party in the Regional Parliament of Castilla-La Mancha, expressed her concerns over a recent debt measure proposed by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and Minister María Jesús Montero.

Agudo, who is also the spokesperson for the Popular Parliamentary Group in the Regional Parliament of Castilla-La Mancha, criticized the measure, stating that it is unfair and breaks the equality of all Spanish citizens. She believes that the 700 million euros in interest that the measure aims to forgive for the autonomous communities will not be used to maintain public services such as healthcare and education.

Agudo's statements were in response to images of Alfonso Ruiz Molina, the Minister of Finance, and Emiliano García-Page, the regional president, which were recently circulated. She warned that the Government of Castilla-La Manchega will not be allowed to deceive citizens with this measure.

Agudo clarified that the debt forgiveness for the autonomous communities is not a complete cancellation. Instead, she disputes the claim that 700 million euros in interest will not be paid. According to her, the debt will continue to be paid by Castilian-Manchego citizens, not just as regional citizens but as Spanish citizens.

Agudo also expressed her belief that the 700 million euros in interest is simply another concession by Pedro Sánchez to his independentist allies to keep him in government and in La Moncloa. She sees Minister María Jesús Montero and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez as deceiving the Castilian-Manchego people.

Moreover, Agudo stated that Carrolsians will also pay what Catalans will stop paying to the Spanish Government. She believes that the Socialist deputies of Castilla-La Mancha will vote and support the measure every time it reaches the Congress of Deputies.

Agudo's statements have caused a stir in the political landscape of Castilla-La Mancha, with many questioning the true intentions of the Spanish Government's debt measure. Despite the lack of information about the name of the minister criticized by Agudo or the party she belongs to in the search results, her concerns have resonated with many citizens.