The general secretary of the PP, Cuca Gamarrarequested this Tuesday an investigation after the suspension of the RTVE exam so that responsibilities are clarified, while he defended that “compensation” be granted to opponents who had “the financial cost of being able to attend this test”. RTVE decided to postpone this Sunday opposition process for the category of informant after detecting a leak in test questions. In the end, the new exam will take place on November 2.
Gamarra admitted that his party was “concerned” by what happened on Sunday after deciding on suspension of this exam this affected “thousands” of opponents who “had their expectations placed on this test”. “We demand an investigation, we demand that it be carried out and that they take responsibility and we also demand that all these opponents are compensated who not only dedicated their time, but also had economic costs being able to witness an embarrassing spectacle in which they saw how some tests were suspended because the questions had been leaked” he said.
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When asked if there were contacts between the PP and the PSOE for the renewal of the interim president of RTVE, Cascajosa DesignGamarra denied it. “We are neither collaborating nor participating in this negotiation,” he added. In this sense, the “number two” of Alberto Núñez Feijóo declared that the Popular Party “cannot collaborate in a renewal where the only attempt of Pedro Sánchez is continue to control Spanish radio and television“.
Then, Gamarra assured that the regeneration plan promoted by the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, is a “censorship plan” with which he seeks to “protect” his wife, Begoña Gomez. “Democratic regeneration and Pedro Sánchez are like water and oil, because those who have degenerated and degenerated democracy in our country every day. Obviously, they are not capable of regenerating it. The Popular Party will regenerate it when we will be able to reach the Spanish government,” he said, adding that there are many organizations that “need to be decolonized.”
According to Gamarra, Sánchez’s plan aims “solely and exclusively gag anyone who wants it to oppose him or to be willing to denounce the corruption that affects his government, his party and his closest environment. » At this point he confirmed that the PP will oppose “any measure” which aims to “muzzle the media”, which they must continue to exercise as the “fourth power”. “We want a country where the press is free, where journalists can carry out their work and do it in complete freedom. That’s what we are going to do,” he added.
