The Board will not take action if mayors finally go ahead with their intention to hold fairs and parties despite the Board’s own recommendation not to do so. This has been stated, for example, by the mayor of Valladolid, Óscar Puente, who has given himself until August 14 to make a decision. Most of the mayors of Castilla y León have said that they endorsed the request of the Board and that they suspended these acts.
The vice president of the Board, Francisco Igea, has said that “with respect to what measures we are going to take against the mayors, he informs them that we are not going to take any action, our idea is that they understand what is at stake.”
Without directly mentioning the mayor of Valladolid, he did add that “we are going to continue trying to convince them although it is true that there are gestures that I am not going to value, at this time after having 3,700 deaths there are things that I do not understand, well if I know why they are done , but there are things more important than vanity. “
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