Vox spokesperson before the courts of Castilla y León, Juan Garcia-Gallardoaccused the PP of wanting to be “the blue PSOE” by trying to paralyze the approval of the Concordia law in the regional parliament after ratifying it months ago, when the two parties governed in coalition. “Castile and León deserve a government that has its say,” the former vice president of the region said at a press conference.
More precisely, the popular they tried to the extreme to prevent this bill from reaching the next plenary session of the courts by requesting that the Advisory Board prepare a report on the initiative. After this, the PP announced, after the Council of Spokespersons, that it was withdrawing from the proposal, which forced the Council of the Regional Chamber to meet again and, given the intention of all groups to debate the said law, it decided that this will be done in plenary session next Wednesday.
It should be recalled that in May, The Popular Party aligned itself with the PSOE to delay its processing, requesting a report from the Advisory Council that is not provided for the processing of proposed laws, which was rejected by the Council of the Cortes of Castilla y León because there was no unanimity on this request among its members.
“We have been able to see in recent weeks to what extent the Popular Party is facing a identity crisis“He has thought about what he wants to do when he grows up, he has thought about whether he should implement common sense policies like the ones we have been implementing in the last two years or whether he wants to implement left-wing and Popular Party policies. The party has already decided, it wants to be a political party that implements left-wing policies,” García-Gallardo assured.
Likewise, the former vice-president of Castilla y León said that the PP “wants to be a more progressive party” and that it has recovered its worst version.Complexes are back“, he said. García-Gallardo then listed the changes that the government of Alfonso Fernández Mañueco implemented after the break with Vox. “The president embraces the unions, the Minister of Employment announces the restoration of the privileges of the UGT and the CCOO, the Minister of Agriculture says she is recovering the policies of the 2030 Agenda that she implemented in the last legislature and Mr. Mañueco decided, without success, giving an embarrassing spectacle, to oppose the Concordia law and maintain a sectarian policy of the extreme left,” he concluded.
