2023-11-16 13:30:06
The amnesty law as a result of the pacts of the PSOE with ERC and Junts has generated such an alert that next Wednesday the European Parliament will debate the situation of the rule of law in Spain, after PP, Cs or Vox have requested it through of their parliamentary groups in Brussels.
The decision was adopted by a majority at the conference of presidents meeting this Thursday, coinciding with the investiture debate of Pedro Sánchez that was being held in Congress. The PP spokesperson in Europe, Sorrows Montserrathighlighted that “they are violating the principles defended by the EU” and “Europe cannot look the other way.” “I celebrate that it has been possible to give voice to a Spain that must be defended in Europe against the abuses of the PSOE,” Montserrat highlighted.
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Although the amnesty law has not yet been definitively approved, the warning issued by judges, prosecutors, lawyers, public officials, unions or businessmen about the attack on the judiciary, the division of powers or the rule of law, has led Brussels to accept the request made by the Spanish parties, also coinciding with Pedro Sánchez’s refusal to debate precisely this matter for Hungary.
As soon as the decision was known, the PP deputy, Esteban González Pons, appeared in the halls of Congress to highlight that this is a debate that has only been held in the case of Hungary, Poland and Malta, to which Spain will now join. “Is a humiliation for the prestige of Spain, a consequence of the serious democratic deficit with which it emerges from this debate,” he said in reference to the plenary session of Pedro Sánchez’s investiture.
Asked about the insinuation made by the PNV spokesperson, Aitor Esteban, during the session that “one day he will tell what the PP offered them to support Feijóo’s investiture”, Pons has flatly rejected his words, ensuring that “the Basque nationalists They refused to even sit down to negotiate and, therefore, they could not offer them anything.
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