The Spanish government is finalizing the measures that will be included in the new decree, as the measures approved so far will expire on June 30.
Euskaraz irakurri: Espainiako Gobernuak larunbatean onartuko du krisiaren aurkako dekretua, ezohiko bilera batean
The President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sanchezhas convened an extraordinary meeting of the Council of Ministers next Saturday, June 25 to approve the decree that will expand and include new measures in place to deal with the crisis caused by the war in Ukraine.
The spokesman for the Spanish government, Elizabeth Rodriguezannounced this call at the press conference after Tuesday’s Council of Ministers meeting, explaining that next Tuesday’s ordinary cabinet meeting will be moved to Monday in the NATO summit from next week.
The Spanish government is finalizing the measures that will be included in the new decree, as the measures approved so far will expire on June 30.
Díaz: “We are negotiating within the coalition”
The extraordinary meeting of the Council of Ministers is convened for the day following the end of the Summit of EU Heads of State or Government which will also analyze the evolution of the economic and social consequences of the war in Ukraine.
With this approval, the second vice president, Yolanda Diazcalls for the inclusion of initiatives such as a 300 euro aid check for the most vulnerable families and a subsidy for the transport subscription.
“We are negotiating within the coalition. We are two different spaces, with different opinions. We propose measures related to the impact of inflation on people’s lives,” said Díaz.
However, the second vice president has acknowledged that there is “little time” to bring positions closer together. “I’m sure we will reach an agreement,” Diaz concluded.
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Source: EITB
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