The President of the Generalitat has confirmed that the Spanish government’s handling of the Pegasus case “inflates the path of dialogue and negotiation”.
Euskaraz irakurri: Kataluniako Gobernuaren konfiantza berreskuratzeko dimisioak eskatu dizkio Aragonesek Sanchezi
The President of the Generalitat, Pere Aragonesedeclared on Wednesday that the management carried out by the President of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, in the Pegasus case of espionage against pro-independence leaders is “blowing up the path of dialogue and negotiation”, demanding that he clarify responsibilities if he wants regain the trust of your Executive.
He said it this Wednesday during the opening session of the XXXVII Meeting Circle of Economywhich takes place until Friday at the Hotel W Barcelona, along with the president of the entity, Javier Faus.
Aragonés has demanded that the president of the Spanish government “there is coming a turning point” in the management of this matter and that, if he believes in a dialogue with the Generalitat, he will remove responsibilities related to espionage in order to restore trust with the Catalan government and resume the negotiation process to resolve the Catalan conflict.
“If the will to negotiate from the state government and President Sánchez is real, it is essential that all doubts and all suspicions about who ordered the espionage, for what purpose and who had access to the information are clarified. of the state government, the dialogue has really come about, it is necessary that they are purged and that the corresponding responsibilities are taken,” he demanded.
“It cannot be that there is a good and justified espionage, and a bad and unjustified espionage”
The Catalan president has claimed that since being sworn in as head of the executive, he has made an “unequivocal commitment to open a process of dialogue and negotiation to resolve the political conflict” in Catalonia.
However, he has criticized the fact that this commitment to the negotiations is “not being answered by the state government”, something on which he expressed disappointment.
For example, he referred to the management that Sánchez is making of the Pegasus case and criticized that the indignation and the Measures taken before the espionage that hit the President of the Government and the Secretary of Defense, Margaret Oakswere “diametrically opposed” to the position they held before the wiretapping of Independentistas.
“It cannot be the case that there is good and justified espionage and bad and unjustified espionage. absolutely unacceptable for institutional dialogue that is absolutely essential to all the challenges we face,” he added.
When asked whether the ERC will vote against all government initiatives in Congress until the Pegasus case is resolved, as happened with the anti-crisis decree, the Catalan president replied that it will be analyzed “case by case”but has warned that it will be in high demand.
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Source: EITB
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