The parliamentary group of Pictures in Congress announced this Thursday that it had reached a agreement with the government coalition for reform the most controversial articles of the citizen security law, renamed as Gag law by detractors of the modification made by the PP when it had an absolute majority in 2015.
The government included a reform of this rule in the Action Plan for Democracy that the Council of Ministers approved two weeks ago, but Bildu had asked to go there more beyond what has been set out by the executive in this document, as ban on “hot returns” of migrants at the border or the use of rubber bullets by the police.
During the previous legislature, attempts were already made to reverse the most harmful aspects of the Gag law in Congress. In fact, the committee responsible for this review even approved a report, but it ended up failing before the Interior Commission due to the refusal of Bildu and ERC to support it, deeming it insufficient.
These two government allies then canceled the changes agreed to by the PSOE, Unidas Podemos and the PNV because They did not include the ban on “hot returns”the use of rubber bullets by police officers did not even limit the imposition of administrative sanctions.
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