González Pons will have in his team the former MEP and brother of Ana Mato as head of International Policy
The PP reveals part of the pending structure while the table of regional presidents is held in the Ayuso congress
The PP had been waiting for weeks to know the appointments of the new leadership designed by Alberto Núñez Feijóo that will accompany the deputy secretaries appointed at the national congress in Seville. And it was this Friday afternoon, in full congress of the PP of Madrid and when Alfonso Ruedanew president of the Xunta de Galicia, inaugurated the table of regional presidents, when the first names were revealed.
Sources from Genoa reveal that Esteban Gonzalez Ponsresponsible for Institutional Policy and in charge of the powers of Justice, Defense and Constitutional Policy, will have Gabriel Mato (former MEP with a long career in Brussels and Ana Mato’s brother, former Minister of Health) in the Secretariat of International Policy. In addition, the Deputy Secretary of Organization, Miguel Telladowill have the Galician Anthony Rodriguez Miranda as executive secretary of the PP abroad (currently responsible for Immigration in the Xunta) and Carmen Funez (who was president of NNGG in 2004) will be in charge of the Electoral Action area.
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Finally, the former mayor of Guadalajara, Antonio Romanwill be integrated into the team of Pedro RollanDeputy Secretary of Autonomous Policy, as Executive Secretary of Municipal Policy and Large Cities.
Are the first secretaries who have transcended. There is still a good part of the structure to be known, especially the economic areas, which the deputy secretaries plan to propose on Monday in the management committee and which will be approved. The advancement of the structure coincided with one of the key moments of the congress Isabel Díaz Ayuso, although in Genoa they assured that the chosen moment has to do with the fact that this Saturday will be the main speech of the Madrid woman and Sunday will be the day of the Galician PP congress. That is to say, there were no more possible moments.