Rufián admits he's annoyed that innocent right-wing figures aren't in prison.
Gabriel Rufián called for Carlos Mazón to be jailed during his Congress appearance, questioning his handling of the DANA tragedy. Details inside.
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The ERC spokesperson, **Gabriel Rufián**, has expressed his wish that the former President of the Generalitat Valenciana, **Carlos Mazón**, go to prison, criticizing his attitude during the Investigation Commission into the DANA tragedy.
## The tense appearance in Congress
The tension marked **Gabriel Rufián's** intervention in the Investigation Commission regarding the management of the DANA tragedy in Congress. The ERC spokesperson directed harsh words at the former President of the Generalitat Valenciana, **Carlos Mazón**, questioning his presence and attitude. Rufián explicitly stated his displeasure, saying: «I hate being here, I hate seeing your face. You don't deserve even a minute of attention; you only deserve a cell, prison.»
## Criticism of the image projected
**Rufián** criticized not only **Mazón's** management but also the image, in his view, that he projected during his appearance. The ERC leader added: «I hate seeing you with such a good face, almost suggesting that he is another victim.» Despite his personal rejection, **Rufián** justified his presence in the commission for a greater cause: «But I am here for the families.» These statements come amid the political hearings trinc the DANA tragedy, which caused numerous victims and serious damage in the **Comunidad Valenciana**.
## The tense appearance in Congress
The tension marked **Gabriel Rufián's** intervention in the Investigation Commission regarding the management of the DANA tragedy in Congress. The ERC spokesperson directed harsh words at the former President of the Generalitat Valenciana, **Carlos Mazón**, questioning his presence and attitude. Rufián explicitly stated his displeasure, saying: «I hate being here, I hate seeing your face. You don't deserve even a minute of attention; you only deserve a cell, prison.»
## Criticism of the image projected
**Rufián** criticized not only **Mazón's** management but also the image, in his view, that he projected during his appearance. The ERC leader added: «I hate seeing you with such a good face, almost suggesting that he is another victim.» Despite his personal rejection, **Rufián** justified his presence in the commission for a greater cause: «But I am here for the families.» These statements come amid the political hearings trinc the DANA tragedy, which caused numerous victims and serious damage in the **Comunidad Valenciana**.
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