The party led by Feijoó made the decision arguing that Sánchez maintains its intention to reform the crime of sedition.
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The People’s Party has suspended negotiations on the renewal of the General Judicial Council, arguing that the President of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, is committed to reforming the crime of sedition.
The PP denounced that there has been a change of position with regard to what the PSOE has handed over to them in the context of the negotiations, explaining in a statement that Feijóo Sánchez has offered to jointly “propose any reform of the penal code suits that touch the crimes of rebellion”. , sedition, as well as the criminalization of calling an illegal referendum”.
The PP has suspended talks pending the PSOE’s decision with the PP, a “constitutionalist party”, “whether it wants to move forward on the institutional front” or whether it chooses to “continue”. hand in hand with parties that want to weaken the state of the law and breaking the constitutional unity”.
The people defend that their call to agreement is “firm”, but they argue that their “conviction” is also that they cannot “continue to make progress until President Sanchez offers sufficient guarantees that he will not exercise all the powers of the government.” keep using.” the state to ease the way for those who want to fight it”.
In its statement, the PP reports that Feijóo and Sánchez spoke by phone on Thursday afternoon, a conversation that took place after Sánchez announced that the pact was “done” and the PP denied him and after insisting to the government that his commitment to reform the crime of sedition was still valid.
Despite the PP not talking about a break and insisting that it is at the disposal of Sánchez, the negotiations failed again after both sides indicated that this was the “last chance”.
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Source: EITB
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