There are still long negotiations to be conducted to move forward on the democratic regeneration measures to which the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, committed himself after his five-day break to think what path to take following all the information published about his wife Begoña Gómez, which already has the approval of the Council of Ministers.
But nothing is certain yet. Government partners have questioned “Action Plan for Democracy”which includes a thirty measures promote transparency in public administrations and the media.
Junts said on Tuesday that what happened with puigdemont On August 8 in Barcelona, it marked a “before and after” with respect to the PSOE and what is proposed in terms of regeneration is considered to be “pure make-up”.
For its part, in the PNV, another regular partner of the government, there is skepticism about the measures approved this Tuesday in the Council of Ministers and there is talk of “inconcretion“.
ERC spokesman Gabriel Rufián defined the democratic regeneration plan presented by the government as: “a makeup” And “pure speech” and asked the executive to be “more courageous”.
“Since the end of ‘Lost’ and ‘Los Serrano’, they have not disappointed me so much,” the deputy said ironically in the halls of Congress, where he indicated that “there is still time” to negotiate his group’s support for this plan.
However, he said of the government that “they should be braver, especially given the time they have left.” EH Bildu spokesman Mertxe Aizpurua also spoke about the plan, saying that “the goals are good” and that although the plan “needs to be deeper,” “it is on the right track.”
The other parties in the investiture group assure that they have not seen the document and that they will not take a position until they see that their demands are included. Therefore, from now on There is still a long negotiation.
He “Action Plan for Democracy” It includes thirty measures aimed at promoting transparency in public administrations and the media, which involve the approval of new regulations and the reform of many laws in force, from the one that regulates institutional advertising to the electoral law.
