The PSOE Federal Commission opens this Saturday at 2pm, and the issue that most tenses the party is the agreement with Esquerra, who appointed Salvador Illa president of the Generalitat of Catalonia. Concert or singularity? The key to the box or a simple economic improvement? The party spokesman He even challenged critics to see if they had “guts.” to explain your financing proposal.
Will García-Page and Lambán have “guts” this Saturday? LaSexta journalist Esther Redondo assured that they will. “They are not going to disappoint; at least that is what they are transmitting to LaSexta. They will ask both the word and they will show their position“, said the journalist, who recalled that both were “the two socialist leaders most critical of the pact reached with the ERC.” In this sense, Redondo stressed that the socialist leader of Castilla-La Mancha called it “unconstitutional,” while the Lambán Federation was the first to explicitly reject this agreement.
Other alleged critics, such as Lobato in Madrid, Tudanca in Castilla y León and Gallardo in Extremadura, “will also speak out in the Commission,” as Esther Redondo has suggested. “All They believe that there is a lot of information missing.“They are “angry” at being accused of being “anti-Sanchistas” for defending their territories,” said the journalist from LaSexta, who added that Lobato “believes that it is necessary to unite positions, a common document in which all federations feel comfortable.” For his part, Tudanca believes that what was agreed with ERC is clearly an economic agreement and Gallardo says that there has been a lack of communication on the part of Ferraz.
Meanwhile, the government insists that moving forward with budgetsalthough he does not have the supports. “Today he does not have them, but Sánchez seems willing to take that risk and face a parliamentary defeat,” said Redondo, who said that “a source at the highest level of the government told LaSexta that they were going to take risks“And they add that not only will Sánchez present the budgets to Congress, but they say that if the opposition overthrows them, there will be no general elections, but that they will bet on extending the budget.”
