The Cortes of Castilla y León refused this Wednesday to deal with the proposal of Law of Concord that PP and Vox registered in March, when they were still governing the Community together, during a plenary session in which The Popular Group voted against his treatment with the PSOE and the rest of the groups.
“The similarity (of the PP) with Sánchez’s PSOE is increasingly regrettable,” said the former vice-president of the Council and current spokesperson for Vox in the Cortes, Juan Garcia-Gallardowho asked before the Chamber, addressing the PP bench, “why they defended until yesterday” this regulatory text that sought to repeal the current decree of historical and democratic memory of Castilla y León, approved in the last government of Juan Vicente Herrera (PP).
The debate on the admission to the treatment of this bill began with the reading of the report favorable to its treatment by the government of Castilla y León, a document signed on April 25 by President Alfonso Fernández Mañueco, which was highlighted by García-Gallardo himself to criticize what he considers an inconsistency of the PP.
For his part, the party’s lawyer, Oscar Reguera, defended that the party voted against for reasons of “caution“, since they are supporters of “postpone” his treatment.
