US EditionArmengol Imposes a Minute of Silence Against the Pp "for the Genocide" After Not Doing so for Hamas Victims of 7-O
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On Tuesday, Congress observed a minute of silence "in memory of the victims of the genocide suffered by the Palestinian people." At least, this was established by the President of the Lower House, Francina Armengol, at the beginning of the plenary session. However, the PP has tried to avoid this minute of silence by not agreeing to the use of the word "genocide" and the Vox deputies have chosen to leave the Chamber.
Populars called for the minute of silence to be in favor of "all the victims," to also remember the Israelis killed by Hamas, but Armengol declined the proposal. More information: The PP remembers that Pedro Sanchez a year ago refused to talk about genocide in Gaza: "It's a smoke bomb"
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