An audio of the legislative conference that was held last week was leaked and validated the claims made by the governor Wanda Vázquez Garced to the representatives and senators of the New Progressive Party (PNP) for criticism against him.
In the sound, the first executive also highlighted, with a tone of obvious annoyance, that she returned to the community the possibility of winning the elections after the resignation of the former governor Ricardo Rosselló after the publication of the controversial Telegram chat.
“If the elections were today, the PNP won because I brought this party in five months the chance to win the elections, but when we go to the streets, who are the ones who are attacking me? You are yourselves, it is no one else. Because I haven’t seen anyone from another party attacking me ”, the governor is heard saying in the audio that she went viral through social networks.
In a radio interview (Radio Isla – 1320 AM), the representative Maria Milagros Charbonier, who was at the meeting, said he does not know who could have recorded the expressions of the governor.
He stressed that at the meeting there were legislators from the House and Senate, as well as personnel from La Fortaleza and the Legislative Assembly.
This media had reported that the meeting between the governor and the legislators, where a possible increase in the electricity bill was discussed, was full of tense moments.
A source had told The new day what Vázquez Garced and Charbonier starred in one of the most heated discussions.
The representative complained to the president that “it was going very well until she focused on her candidacy”, and that she had caused an unnecessary primary in the PNP with the former resident commissioner Pedro Pierluisi.
Likewise, this media also knew that several legislators, including the president of the Chamber, Carlos “Johnny” Méndez, and the secretary of the PNP, Rafael “June” Rivera Ortega, questioned the governor about the retention by the Office of Management and Budget of legislative assignments.
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