The final agenda of the plenary session will only be known next Thursday after the Conference of Presidents of the European Parliament, a meeting at which the exact day and time for this debate will be determined.
The European Parliament will include the amnesty law agreed between the PSOE, Junts and ERC in its agenda for next week’s plenary session in Strasbourg (France), at the request of the European People’s Party, which warned on Monday that it hopes to be able to count on the European institutions “to stop this pact”.
As party sources have confirmed to EFE, the Popular Party will first try to find a majority to put this issue on the agenda and will in principle receive the support of the liberals of Renew Europe (where Ciudadanos and the PNV are located), the Conservatives and Reformers. (political family Vox) and the extreme right of Identity and Democracy.
In a statement, the leader of the popular parties in the European Chamber, Manfred Weber, and the head of the Spanish delegation, Dolors Montserrat, warn that the provisions of the amnesty law signed “risk violating the separation of the European Union ‘. powers and undermine judicial independence.
“We count on the European Commission as an area of democracy and freedom to put a stop to this pact, which violates the rule of law and the equality of citizens in Spain, as they have already done in other countries,” the people’s group emphasizes in the European Union. Parliament.
The final agenda of the plenary session will only be known next Thursday after the Conference of Presidents of the European Parliament, a meeting at which the exact day and time for this debate will be determined.
Source: EITB
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