The government and EH Bildu reached an agreement to reform and relax the Citizen Security Law. The agreement was communicated by the party coordinated by Arnaldo Otegi and will be explained at 11 a.m. in Congress by the party’s parliamentary spokesperson, Mertxe Aizpurúa, and deputy Jon Iñarritu. The change in this law was one of the demands that Pedro Sánchez’s partners put on the table to support the media control plan that La Moncloa wants to implement.
The reform of the Citizen Security Law was a commitment made by the PSOE with its partners during the last legislature, but the change failed after several attempts and intense and long negotiations because Bildu and ERC considered the changes that the party was prepared to bring insufficient. Government. Both parties demanded the elimination of rubber bullets and limits on police authority, and have since said that they would not accept any reform that did not include these two issues, something the Minister of Justice ‘Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, addressed. always frontally denied.
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