“Some people believe that homosexuality is a disease”

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With a first statement that is one of those that mark an era and that, surely, will create rashes in her old party and in her left-wing rivals, “Julia Anguita has been a benchmark for me”, macarena olona He wanted to read the primer to several of his former Vox colleagues in the second installment of the fourth season of ‘The Évole thing‘.

Olona wanted to emphasize the transcendental nature of this interview with Jordi Evole regarding his relationship with his former party: “You see me restrained, I have spent months preparing myself in this attitude, to maintain a loyal silence” because, as he has affirmed, “people of vox what do I want”.

“I left Vox because it was clear to me that they were going to turn off my voice,” denounced the former member of the far-right party. According to Olona, ​​her former formation is orchestrating a ferocious campaign with a series of hoaxes that responds to “the fear” that she may represent and she has cried out against this media campaign in which she, as she explains, is branding her as ‘macaloca‘: “‘They need to destroy me, they have said that I am crazy and that I have mental health problems. They do not realize that if they destroy me, they do it with people who have seen themselves represented in me.”

The failure in Andalusia

Olona has recognized that the result of Andalusia was a failure of expectations, but he has not hesitated to point out that the ruling was in the campaign that was directed from Madrid, giving names and surnames about the culprits: his former party colleagues Santiago Abascal, Ivan Espinosa de los Monteros, Jorge Buxade and Javier Ortega-Smith.

The former leader of Vox wanted to slap Abascal with a kid glove: “He’s a good person, but he has limitations. It wasn’t clear to me who made the decisions at Vox. Santi is not free and I don’t know whose prisoner he is.”

Much harsher in his accusations has been with his former party partner ortega smith, with whom he professes a manifest enmity. Olona has taken advantage of a past joke that he made to her to prepare her revenge: “it is very unintelligent to attack someone who has the building plans.”

“Party colleagues and at home told me that they were sending me to Andalusia so that I would not cast a shadow in Congress. I accepted because I have a martial discipline, which does not mean that I have no criteria,” he explained.

the shadow of corruption

The former leader of Vox has questioned the transparency of her former party, focusing on the payment of 4.5 million euros of public subsidy to the Disenso Foundation: “As a citizen, I demand transparency in all the foundations attached to the political parties, from the point of view of finances”.

Accusations of xenophobia and homophobia

Despite the examples that Évole has been presenting to him about comments and acts of a fascist nature and against certain groups stigmatized by the ultra-right, Olona has not wanted to get into the rag beyond pointing out that “In Vox there are leaders who believe that Is homosexuality a disease”.

Jordi Évole has put Olona in front of the mirror that means listening to her own statements from when she was a passionate militant of the ultra-right formation and had no problem in harassing her adversaries, as happened with the Minister of Equality, Irene Montero -which, in this case, has explained that he does not like her to cry although she doubts the authenticity of her tears-, or with the vice president Yolanda Diaz -of which he recognizes that it is “the only policy that in a face to face I have not been able to break it”-.

back to politics

On his possible return to the political arena, Olona has allowed himself to be loved: “I said that I would return to the State attorney’s office and I have fulfilled it. But I am available to the Spanish, my place is next to the Spanish because if you govern from a underlying ideological sectarianism you forget about half of them,” he said.

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about whether it looks leading a new formationthe former leader of Vox has left the door open: “I am with all those Spaniards who are fed up with politicians who only think for their interests and not for the good of the people.”

Family

Finally, Macarena Olona has wanted to make a confession in a family key about one of the hardest moments that has happened. “My father, who died last year, was addicted to drugs and alcohol and withdrew from our family so it wouldn’t affect us,” she explained.



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