The Basque Lehendakari, Imanol Pradalesdefends the interests of the PNV, one of the main partners of Pedro Sánchez’s government, and points the finger at the government. He assures that the agreements with which his party facilitated the nomination have not yet been respected.
“There are a set of very relevant questions that have not been transferred, 29”, specifies Pradales in an interview with ‘La Vanguardia’, where he urges the Executive to close its budgets, because he sees “complicated“spend two consecutive years without accounts approved by the Lower House and “maintain” the government “without legislative capacity”.
However, the Minister of the Economy, Carlos’ bodysees the question with a little more optimism. In another interview also given to ‘La Vanguardia’, Corpus speaks of the government’s “desire” to reach an agreement that has “appearances” of being achieved.
Corps defended that “every effort is made to a negotiation that is not easy“, asking to avoid noise in singular financing. Meanwhile, there is an exchange of accusations between the PP and the PSOE on another of the issues that occupy politics in recent hours: the breakdown of negotiations on the migration.
For Enma López, member of the Organizing Committee of the PSOE Federal Congress, who Feijóo became “tourism” with Meloni contrasts with the tour that Pedro Sánchez made across Africa in search of solutions to the migration crisis. For his part, Borja Sémper deplores that Minister Albares went to the European Union to talk about “the official status of Catalan”. The popular people hide behind the fact that, for them, the void in immigration policy is a problem of government priorities.
