“Contact. Strictly speaking, contact. We had a 5-minute phone call Monday morning,” PNV Congressional Spokesperson Aitor Esteban wrote on his Twitter account.
The PNV regrets that the Spanish government had only been in contact with its spokesman in Congress for five minutes this morning to inform him that it will anti-crisis measures that the Council of Ministers will approve tomorrow, and has criticized for not providing details.
“Contact. Strictly that: contact. We had a 5 minute phone call on Monday morning. Now I am informing myself through the media about what the president has explained in his conference,” wrote PNV congressional spokesman Aitor Esteban on his Twitter account.
Contact. Strictly speaking: contact. Monday morning we had a 5 minute phone call. Now I inform myself through the media about what the president explained in his conference. https://t.co/CNwU17Qyou
—AITOR ESTEBAN (@AITOR_ESTEBAN) March 28, 2022
However, Esteban, appreciating that the Spanish government is “now starting to provide details” of the measures it plans to implement, has criticized the way it has communicated with its formation.
The government, yes, is now starting to provide details about the measures it will take. https://t.co/Pqpd8lW4P3
—AITOR ESTEBAN (@AITOR_ESTEBAN) March 28, 2022
He pointed out that it was this morning that the executive made a telephone call to the PNV, as government sources have stated that the Presidency Minister, Félix Bolaños, called several parliamentary spokesmen for Congress this weekend.
According to the Spanish government, talks this weekend and this morning “have been well received by the groups and the tone has been constructive”.
Source: EITB
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