Isabel Díaz Ayuso rejects the new government measures against bars and leisure: "With me they don't count"

The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, flatly rejects the new measures approved by the Interterritorial Health Council that affect bars and leisure establishments. "With me they do not count to ruin the hospitality industry," Ayuso assured this Thursday. "This imposition comes late and of course it starts again with the hospitality industry, that they do not count on me to ruin more citizens, neither hoteliers, nor merchants. So I don't think it makes sense at this point either, after having done absolutely nothing during the entire pandemic, "the Madrid president warned the media during her visit to the works of the Gran Vía Metro station in Madrid. Díaz Ayuso considers that this new imposition by the Sánchez Executive comes to try to "cover up what is really happening that they are, because among other things, they are pardons." "And everything he is doing right now, especially trying to cover up what is really happening that they are, because among other things, they are pardons," he added. In addition, the regional president has also stressed that his region, to his trial, it is not obliged to comply with these new regulations because "for it to be mandatory, it should have been approved unanimously, and we are neither in a state of alarm nor has there been unanimity." “Everything that this government does is always either by imposition or with lies. It is not a question of rebellion, because rebellion means going against the established norms and this norm is not mandatory and cannot be imposed, ”he said.