The Secretary General of the PSOE in Castilla y LeónLuis Tudançaconsidered this Thursday that the Council is “entitled” to present the appeal of unconstitutionality already announced against the amnesty laweven though he planned few trips. “Every door the PP knocked on wasThey closed their faces, such as the Venice Commission or European bodies,” he said, in line with what was also expressed by the government delegate to the Community, Nicanor Sen, for whom the autonomous claim is already “on deaf ears”.
He assured this before indicating that he preferred “not to anticipate” legal decisions of this type and that he would be the Constitutional Court andl which must decide on the claim of the Junta de Castilla y León against the amnesty law.
“It is your right” to present it, he assured, even if he wondered “How many more doctors will be hired?” or how many more clinics will open,” that “these are the powers” of the regional government, thanks to this statement.
For this reason, Tudanca concluded that, through the call, “Mañueco is put the Board of Directors at the service of Feijóo and Génova“All this,” he said, “without devoting himself” to his responsibilities, such as public health or “providing affordable housing for young people.”
“If you spent only half the effort you put into tracking the Feijoo Instructions “Working for the people of Castile and Leon would be much better for all of us,” he concluded.
Appearance of senators
This is how the leader of the Community socialists spoke at a press conference where he announced the request for appearance at his own request in the Cortes, as provided by law, of the senator by autonomous designation of the PSOE of Castilla y León, Fran Diaz.
This will be the first time that a senator elected by the Cortes gives explanations about his work in the Upper House, said Tudanca, who considered that it is an intervention that has the “clear intention” of “improve and strengthen “democracy, transparency and control” to parliamentary work.
Furthermore, he indicated that he also hopes that the regional senators elected by the PP, Javier Maroto and Vidal Galicia, register the same request to give explanations about their work in favor of the Community in Madrid. It will be the “right time” to know if “Maroto has improved his knowledge of the region,” said Díaz, after recalling that the Basque politician “was not elected” in his community, but by Castilla y León after registering in the Segovian town of Sotosalbos.
