United We Can settled in the Government with the PSOE after having promised absolute transparency in the management. Izquierda Unida, to which belongs to the PCE in which the vice president and minister Yolanda Díaz is a member, added that promise with special vehemence in its 2019 programs, when the general elections were held with which he jumped to the Government of the hand of the socialist Pedro Sanchez. What was then proclaimed by the communist wing of the Executive contrasts, now, with the absolute secrecy of Díaz when it comes to reporting in Congress such elementary data as how many trips he has made in the Falcon plans that the Air Force has at the service of the president and his cabinet. And absolute secrecy, too, when asked what staff is attached to the domestic service of the official home that Yolanda Díaz de Madrid has been able to dispose of, as head of the Labor and Social Economy portfolio. The deputy Pablo Cambronero, formerly of Ciudadanos and currently in the Mixed Group of Congress, has directed several questions to the Government so that it would give details about those expenses of Yolanda Díaz, financed from the State budget. But the answers he has received do not provide even one of the data he has claimed. What they said in 2019 Opacity, moreover, has been a repeat offender because it has been repeated in several questions formulated with identical objectives. Quite the opposite of what the now communist wing of the Government proclaimed when it faced the elections, in 2019: “A full democracy – it assured then in its programmatic documents – requires greater transparency in public institutions.” “Citizens –he remarked– have the right to true knowledge”, and “in a democracy authentic participation by citizens is only possible if they can access all kinds of information that is in the power of any public authority under equal conditions. or of any private entity that performs public functions”. Nothing to do with the reality of the answers that the communist Yolanda Díaz is providing when she is asked about matters as elementary as how many times she has used a Falcon to travel, for what purpose and destination, how much did her official trips cost and why you have not used a regular flight of a commercial company. Related News standard No Transparency urges Labor to report the cost of Yolanda Díaz's trips and clarify who paid the Vatican SE Rejects the Ministry's arguments and gives it ten days to send the information On May 16, Congressman Cambronero, in use of the elementary parliamentary rights of control to the Government, I asked for a written response to the following points after learning that Díaz had used a Falcon to travel to his Galicia of origin: “Why did the Second Vice President of the Government Yolanda Díaz use the Falcon of the Ministry of Defense despite the existence of several regular flights to Santiago and including an AVE? Is this how the Government sets an example of non-pollution and green taxonomy? Why do you use the aerial means of the Ministry of Defense for transfers for eminently personal matters of both the President of the Government and the ministers? How much does each of these transfers carried out with aerial means cost, which are the most expensive possible? To facilitate the data and specific clarifications requested in these questions, the Government dispatched with a brief description of the Air Force unit to which the aircraft at the service of the Government belong, and summoned Deputy Cambronero to consult the official agenda of Yolanda Díaz, published on the website of the ministry, it weighs that not a single piece of information requested in those questions is provided in it. Faced with this hollow answer, Pablo Cambronero asked again on June 2: “How many Falcon flights has Minister Yolanda Díaz completed during the current year 2022? How many of them had no commercial flights? The answer was like the previous one, without providing any of the specific data that had been requested. On June 6, after a new flight in Falcon by Yolanda Díaz to Rome, this same deputy asked, asked and a detail of the costs. Almost three months have passed and he has still not received a response from the Government. Official apartment and assistants Diaz is using the same opacity to not give relevant details about the official home that he has available in Madrid. Cambronero presented two questions in this regard, one for the Government to specify that senior officials "have an official residence paid for by the Spanish", which would detail whether "in these 'social' rentals, consumption is free" and blocks of these houses have service personnel paid from the state budget. Congressman Cambronero does not give up on the communist vice president Yolanda Díaz and other members of the Pedro Sánchez Executive. Given the reiteration with which the data is hidden in the written answers, he tells ABC that «now I am going to plant them in Congress as oral questions to the Government, which fails to comply with its obligation of transparency to hide everything that can do electoral damage to the PSOE United We Can”. In another parliamentary question, Cambronero asked for specific details about the official home that Yolanda Díaz was aware of, "of 443 square meters." “What service personnel does the minister have on her floor? Do you have cleaning or kitchen staff? Who is responsible for these expenses, the minister or all Spaniards? The Government has dispatched all these questions with another hollow answer in which it does not carry even one of the requested data and it is limited to citing laws that are applicable to the use of official housing.
