Discontent and discouragement within the PP after being described by what they themselves describe as an “unjustifiable error” after the popular parliamentary group failed to assess with certainty what Sumar’s amendment meant for the benefits of ETA members in prison.
While Outside, they are toughening the discourse against the government and they demand that the executive of Pedro Sánchez withdraw the law, there is a fire within the PP. Genoa does not ask for resignation and speaks of a collective error. No one is going to resign or be fired right now. And there is internal criticism for dragging the issue to the Senate. “We have been talking about the problem for another week and there is no solution,” PP sources explain to laSexta.
So things are, the PP decided not to take internal measures after its spokesperson in Congress, Miguel Tellado, brought together the presidents and others involved in the parliamentary process, according to sources in the national leadership of the PP.
The reading is that Responsibility for errors is collective and shared and therefore, the blame will not be placed on specific people and no disciplinary measures will be taken, although the PP highlights its discomfort and dissatisfaction with the way it has worked on this issue as a parliamentary group, according to the same sources.
THE involved in the treatment have assumed their error of interpretation and the party takes note, they add. The PP is currently analyzing the legal possibilities it has to stop or mitigate this bill. and, in any case, he holds the government responsible for the early release of prisoners, because he understands that the executive sought this effect and that this is confirmed by the decision not to withdraw the law, and that the reform would also have been achieved if the PP had not supported.
The error was also regretted by the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, who spoke of a “very serious error” and by the Basque PP, who apologized for a “dramatic” error.
