The Presidency Minister, Félix Bolaños, has emphasized that the Spanish government is “acting” to clarify what has happened and that what needs to be done is “to regain the government’s trust”.
The Minister of the Presidency, Felix Bolanoshe said this monday that he hopes”restore confidence” of the government of Pere Aragonès with the “brave” measures taken by the Spanish government to “clarify” the charges of espionage Likewise, he has indicated that he understands the “concern” of those who fear they have been spied on.
Speaking to RAC1, Bolaños met yesterday with the Presidency Minister, Laura Vilagrà, to try lower the voltage as a result of the conviction of espionage of more than 60 Independentistas
In addition to opening an “internal control” of the CNI and soon setting up the Congressional Secrets Commission, the minister has also emphasized the declassification of classified documentation to “fully cooperate” both with the Ombudsman’s actions and with the courts.
Bolaños stressed that the government is “acting” to clarify what has happened, and while he is aware that relations with the Generalitat are “going through a difficult time”, he stressed that what needs to be done is “regain trust”.
He also pointed out that the Spanish government has “a clear conscience” and has therefore decided to “open the windows” and “shine light” on the facts. “We have absolutely nothing to hide”confirmed the minister, convinced that the CNI “always acts in accordance with the law”.
Marlaska Rejects CNI Being Questioned
The Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande Marlaska, for his part has rejected that the CNI is questioned by the investigation internally announced. “No way,” he exclaimed, though he has defended the need to practice “self-assessment” of “daily action” in case improvements need to be made.
Marlaska has made it clear that Spain is “a full democracy” and that the government always applies the law in its actions and has indicated that the Board will provide the necessary explanations within the principle of transparency, yes, also within the options provided for by the law.
Source: EITB
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