Feijóo presses the Government to cut the decree: “It would be an unheardary amorality not to do it”
Since early in the morning, and taking into account that this Tuesday there is a meeting of the Council of Ministers in La Moncloa, the leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has begun pressure on the government to chop the Omnibus decree and approve new decrees with decrees with The rise in pensions, bonuses to transport and aid to those affected by the Dana. In a message in X, he says it would be “an unheardary amorality” not to do it.
Two hours later, at an informative breakfast in Madrid, the head of the opposition has accused President Pedro Sánchez – as he already did on Thursday after the varapalo to the Executive in the extraordinary plenary – to look the other way if he does not change his mind. “If the Government does not take now, to the Council of Ministers of today a royal decree with the measures that knows that it has the support of the Popular Party and consequently, with the majority of the Congress of Deputies, it will be demonstrated that Mr. Sánchez les les It matters more to maintain a palace, his gift in Paris to one of his partners, than the rise in pensions, he cares more to raise taxes of light and food than bonuses to public transport, or care more about helping the Okupas to help the Valencians, ”said the leader of the Popular Party at a breakfast organized by New Economomy Forum who has come to present to the president of the city of Melilla, Juan José Imbroda.
The PP, together with Junts, led to last week the rejection of the Omnibus decree that contained these measures, as well as others such as the increase in the minimum wage, aid for the purchase of electric cars or protection measures to vulnerable families against evictions ( What the PP considers that it encourages the “inquiokupation”) or the transfer to the PNV of a building in Paris. After that, both parties claim to the Government to approve new decrees that individually collect the rise in pensions or transport aid and the Dana, to which they would give their support. The Government, on the other hand, defends all the measures of the decree and insists on achieving votes to approve it as it is or with minimal changes, trying to impose the story that it is the two conservative parties that prevent important social measures from being approved.
