The parliamentary board gives the green light for the ERC and JxCat resolution on the referendum

The Bureau of Parliament has rejected the reconsideration requests registered by Vox and Cs against the resolutions of ERC and JxCat on the referendum and those of ERC, JxCat and the CUP on amnesty, chamber sources have said.

These two texts will therefore reach the plenary session during the General Policy Debate, which will end this Friday with the vote on the resolution proposals presented by the political groups.

Yesterday, ERC and JxCat have succeeded in reaching agreement on a joint text that they themselves were in favor of condition the inauguration of Pedro Sánchez to a ‘commitment’ to ‘work towards making effective the conditions for the celebration of the referendum”.

But the text of the ERC and JxCat, which could pass in the plenary, received a joint response last night from the PSOE and the PSC, which through a statement warned the pro-independence formations that on the path of rupture and disagreement “no possible progress”, and they have reiterated their commitment to dialogue and coexistence “always within the Constitution”.

The Council of Parliament also gave the green light to the amnesty proposal from the three pro-independence parties, calling on the government to take “all necessary actions” to include in the amnesty all those who have been retaliated against “because politicians reason ” for “defending rights and freedoms” in the context of “social and political conflicts”, an expansive interpretation of the amnesty for which the CUP has lobbied.

The final session of the General Policy Debate will take place this Friday in Parliament, a debate in which the chamber will also take a position on the trust that Pere Aragonès and his government have, through resolutions of the PSC and JxCat.