The president of the Popular Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has charged in Brussels against the judgment of the Constitutional Court that supports all the nuclear aspects of the Amnesty Law. Other popular leaders such as the president of the Junta de Andalucía, Juan Manuel Moreno Bonilla, who have indicated that it can be “legal, but not ethical”, or the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, which he considers in X that he considers that with that decision that the corruption of state ”is also spoken.
The leader of the Popular Party has declared in a press conference in Brussels that it is “a shame for any Democrat; an exercise in political corruption.” “With this law, the investiture of the President of the Government was bought. And in addition, Santos Cerdán negotiated it, which is currently charged with corruption,” said Feijóo shortly after concluding a meeting of the European Popular Party (PPE). “Amnesty is illegal, it is immoral, it is a corrupt transaction of impunity in exchange for power and is a way against the separation of powers,” said the conservative leader. “It is the currency that Mr. Sánchez has delivered to be president after having lost the elections,” he added.
On the endorsement of the Amnesty law, several popular barons have ruled. Among them, the president of the Junta de Andalucía, Juan Manuel Moreno, who has affirmed in the control session in the regional Parliament that the judgment of the Constitutional Court that supports the amnesty “will be legal, but of course it is not ethical.” In response to a question to Vox, Moreno has said that it is not ethical because “10 people, six to four, 10 people, cannot change a constitution that millions of people approved in referendum. From the maximum respect we have to all judicial instances, and how it cannot be otherwise, to the Constitutional Court. We have resorted to each and every one of those decisions that we consider to attack the rule of law”. Lourdes Lucio reports.
The president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has valued the sentence in a brief message in her profile of the social network X: “It is impunity,” he published. “State corruption is bleached. It ends with legal certainty. Criminalize political life and demoralizes society,” said the leader of the Madrid PP.
Amnesty is impunity. Destruction of the Judiciary.
State corruption is bleached.
It ends with legal certainty. Criminalize political life and demoralize society.
– Isabel Díaz Ayuso (@idiazayuso)
For his part, the president of Aragon and leader of the Aragonese Popular Party, Jorge Azcón, has indicated that the Constitutional Court “is legitimizing political blackmail” with his decision to endorse the amnesty. “Today the Constitutional is legitimizing the maximum level of political blackmail as a valid tool for the maintenance of power outside the general interest,” he said in X. In his opinion, it is “a carafal error” that marks “an extremely dangerous and harmful path.”
