The article is a critical opinion about Isabel Díaz Ayuso, president of the Community of Madrid. The author reflects on the possibility of presenting Ayuso as a charismatic and irreverent figure, treating her political failures as anecdotes of a bold woman. However, the author argues that he will not do so, because Ayuso is not an ordinary woman, but a politician with public responsibilities.
Ayuso holds the position of president of the Autonomous Community of Madrid, a region with almost 7 million inhabitants who have rights and duties as citizens. The author emphasizes that this position confers essential obligations on her regarding the conduct of policy in her region.
According to the article, Ayuso's fundamental obligation as president is to ensure that policy advances along paths of emancipation and social justice. The author concludes that Ayuso's policy should be power within reach of those who have no power, that is, it should represent the most vulnerable citizens.
