Within hours, the Government announced that it would present its long-awaited agreement to the Council of Ministers. plan against hoaxes and disinformation. The President of the Government, Pedro Sanchezbrought forward the presentation of a text still awaiting approval and of which no details are known.
The PSOE and Sumar maintained their conversations throughout the day on Monday, with Félix Bolaños and Ernest Urtasun lead the negotiation teams of the formations. There are specific measures that are not yet known, such as who or which body will decide what is a hoax. Based on this principle, it is worth asking which media will have to reveal who their shareholders are or how the government will limit the public money they receive.
All this is part of a European directive supported by the PP, something that Sánchez referred to in his speech to the Congress before the socialist group. “I trust in this I ended up counting on every Democrat in our country“We would not understand that in Strasbourg we approve certain things and that here, in the Congress of Deputies, we vote against them,” the head of the Executive said ironically.
The PP has already advanced that will not support the government’s plan. Article 14 journalist Pablo Montesinos recounted in Al Rojo Vivo the graphic expression used by the “popular” to evoke this issue: “Certainly not“It is therefore out of the question that the PP will support the so-called Action Plan for Democracy and against Hoaxes.
To write this text, Sumar saw decisive things repeal certain aspects of the Gag Actconsidering the measures proposed so far to be insufficient.
