The favorable vote of the PP for reduce prison sentences for ETA members condemned people caused an internal earthquake in their ranks.
Despite the fact that this Tuesday the leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, recognized that they had committed “an unjustifiable error” and that “errors must be corrected” is not enough for victims.
These apologies from the popular party were not enough for the president of Covite, Consuelo Ordoñez, because she considers that all political parties are responsible for what happened. “You are all responsibleall responsible, all of you who allowed us to vote and for this to move forward. aberration“, denounced Ordoñez this Tuesday.
The president of the Association of Victims of Terrorism, Maite Araluce, also criticized the fact that all groups voted “yes” to this reform. “We don’t understand what politicians we have. You don’t read what you’re going to vote for?“What are they going to approve?”, he blurted.
Victims of terrorism criticize the right for talking about a possible deception. The advisor of the Association of Victims of Terrorism, Miguel Folguera, assured that “they say they have been deceived but they charge so as not to deceive them.”
Criticisms that even come from associations whose members are part of the PP. Like the president of Dignity and Justice and PP deputy in the Madrid Assembly, Daniel Portero, who insisted that “I can tell you that in the Madrid Assembly we read absolutely everything and that is our obligation”.
But when it comes to questions about accountability, no one sings the same thing. mea culpa among those of Feijóo. In addition, the spokesperson for the PP in the Congress of Deputies, Miguel Tellado, apologizes and insists that we should look for “solutions” rather than pointing the finger at “responsibilities”.
but that PP error He is also criticized by voices within the party itself, such as that of Isabel Díaz Ayuso. The president of the Community of Madrid recognized that the reform by which 37 ETA members will see their sentences reduced “is a very serious error by the opposition.”
Far from assuming responsibilities, The popular are trying to throw the ball back into the Government’s court and they insist they still have time to stop the process.
