Investiture of Pedro Sánchez, LIVE

The CUP deputy in Parliament, Laia Estrada, has asked ERC and Junts to clarify whether the amnesty law includes CDR members “accused of terrorism”, since it ensures that the wording of the rule raises doubts for these defendants. Estrada has stated that the doubts about the wording “demonstrate that the rush and partisan needs have been put ahead of collective rights”, after the PSOE alone registered the amnesty bill in Congress this Monday.

The High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Policy, Josep Borrell stated this Tuesday that the amnesty for the independence process seeks to “clean the slate.” “Historically, amnesties are the end point of a phase of conflict that tries to wipe the slate clean,” said the head of diplomacy at a press conference from Brussels after the Government defended yesterday that the measure seeks “concord and coexistence” in the country.

The City of Justice of Almería hosts this Wednesday a concentration to which judges, prosecutors and legal professionals are summoned in protest for the agreements reached between the political parties forming the Government, which “seriously affect the Administration of Justice and seriously endanger the Rule of Law.”

The former socialist Minister of Public Works in the Government of Felipe González and former spokesperson for the PSOE in Congress, Javier Sáenz Cosculluela, has sent a letter to the general secretary of the party, Pedro Sánchez, in which he states that the current Federal Executive causes him “shame” and accuses them of having put the defined State model “at risk” in the Constitution.

Vox confirmed this Tuesday its intention to go through the processing of the amnesty law before the Constitutional Courtwhich he considers “unconstitutional”, and has announced that he will file a complaint for prevarication against the general secretary of the Congress of Deputies, Fernando Galindo, if he issues a report favorable to his qualification by the Congress Board, although it is not binding.

The Murcian Government will present an appeal of unconstitutionality against an amnesty law that “undermines the very foundations of the rule of law, the separation of powers and the equality of all Spaniards”, as announced by the president of the regional Executive, Fernando López Miras.

The Government spokesperson, Patrícia Plaja, has considered that the acting Minister of the Presidency, Félix Bolaños, has recognized “for the first time” that a solution must be found for the security of the former president of the Generalitat and Junts MEP, Carles Puigdemont, who resides in Belgium. Puigdemont has requested a police escort due to the “high risk” and the threats received.

The PSOE spokesperson in Congress, Patxi López has admitted that the proposed amnesty law is “a risky instrument” that generates “incomprehension among many people” but it is “the only solution on the table.” “The bill is radically constitutional,” the socialist defended in an appearance in the Congress of Deputies the next day to register the proposal alone.

The senator from Más Madrid Carla Antonelli has accused the Popular Party of trying to create a “shadow government” in the Senate, “subverting the results of the polls” and wanting to “deliver a coup d’état to democracy.” and introduce a dictatorship through the back door.” During the plenary session of the Senate that approved the reform of the Regulations to delay the processing of the amnesty law in the Upper House, the senator from Más Madrid paraphrased the words of the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, to warn that dictatorships sneak through parliaments.

The president of the Xunta de Galicia, Alfonso Rueda, has regretted that Pedro Sánchez is “so surrendered” to “everything he asks” Carles Puigdemont “in order to get” to be invested again as president of the Government. “Now we see with a certain mystery that everything that the independentists have asked for, everything has been granted to them. What Mr. Puigdemont and company could not even think of in his wildest dreams was such a favorable situation,” Rueda said.

The president of the Generalitat, Carlos Mazón, has requested the urgent convening of the Conference of Presidents andn the Senate so that the candidate for the investiturePedro Sánchez, give an account of “the scope and effects of the agreements assumed” to continue as President of the Government, in addition to explaining how they will affect the Valencian Country.

In the investiture debate Pedro Sánchez You will be able to answer the interventions without a time limit jointly or separately. Once the speaking hours end, on Thursday, the first vote will be held where, predictably, Sánchez will collect the 179 votes from the PSOE, Sumar, ERC, Junts, EH Bildu, PNV, BNG and Coalión Canaria. Once this step has been completed, the president will take the oath of office before the king and appoint his ministers.

The investiture debate of Pedro Sánchez will begin tomorrow at noon in Congress with a speech without a time limit in which he will ask for the confidence of the chamber and present his government program. Subsequently, the session is expected to be interrupted until the afternoon, when all groups will be able to intervene for thirty minutes, from highest to lowest starting with the PP.