Government calls for responsibility of the forces that make up the plurinational bloc in the Congress of Deputies to execute the general budgets of the State. For the moment, They do not have the support of the Juntas or the Popular Party.
The vote on the spending ceiling, key to the preparation of budgets, remains pending despite the words of Ernest Urtasun, Minister of Culture. “They will be good accounts for essential questions which also interest Junts, Esquerra and other groups of this majority,” he said upon his arrival at the San Sebastian Film Festival.
However, Carles Puigdemont, leader of Junts, shared a message on social networks about his group’s vote: “This will not be decided with a view to stabilization or attrition. Everything has its negotiation and its objectives. We must negotiate piece by piece. Agreeing on something does not prejudge that we will already agree on the next issue.”
“If they present the same thing, the answer will be the same,” says the PP
For his part, Juan Bravo, deputy secretary of Economy of the PP, confirmed that his deputies will oppose the vote on the path to the deficit, just as they did in July: “If they present the same thing, the answer will be the same.”
Bravo further regretted that the government is urging the people to approve the deficit path: “When your partners fail you So look at the Popular Party, but the PP does not know if there will be budgets. Only Junts and Esquerra know that.”
“What belongs to each person is negotiated between all”
The PP’s Vice-Secretary of Economy also spoke about the reform of the financing system: “It must be negotiated in joint forums and not individually for each community. “What belongs to each is negotiated between all.”
Sánchez’s decision to receive the regional presidents one by one to discuss financing is an issue that has focused the statements of the leaders of the respective communities, regardless of their party. From the PSOE of Castilla La Mancha, for example, they have shown their confidence in the said meeting between Sánchez and Page and that “a financing agreement will come out” they need, and “if not, Page will continue to demand it,” says his spokeswoman Cristina Maestre.
The Extremadura socialists, in the words of their former general secretary Juan Carlos Rodríguez Ibarra, applauded the attitude of Miguel Ángel Gallardo, their current leader, in opposing the Catalan quota. “If Ferraz doesn’t like“No luck,” he told him.
Gonzalo Capellán, president of the government of La Rioja and member of the PP, considered that for the collective future of the country it is essential that “all regions can work within a common framework.” of fair play and without restrictions, privileges or favoritism.”
“Coffee time is over for everyone,” says Otegi
A different opinion was expressed by the general coordinator of EH Bildu, Arnaldo Otegi, for whom “Coffee time is over for everyone,” He therefore chose to “overcome and modify” this “outdated model of relationship between the old Basque nation and the State.”
