Congressional Lawyers Consider the Toxic Spray that Ana Vázquez Brought Into the Chamber to Be a "Weapon" and the Bureau Will Consider Sanctioning It.
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The legal services consider that the self-defense boat can be considered a weapon whose possession is prohibited by the Rules of the ChamberWhat the law on pepper spray that the PP deputy has brought to Congress The congressional lawyers have considered that there are reasons to open a case to punish the PP deputy Ana Vázquez, after at the last plenary session she exhibited a bottle of pepper spray in the Chamber and was forced to evict the Plen…
The lawyers consider the spray a "weapon" for the purposes of the Rules of Procedure and the Bureau will decide this Tuesday whether to initiate a procedure that could end with the temporary suspension of Ana Vázquez
The legal services support the application of Article 101 of the Regulation to suspend the MP for carrying weapons in the compound More information: Armengol expels Ana Vázquez for showing a spray of pepper spray, "symbol of Ceutian women and schoolchildren"
The decision to open the file lies with the Congressional Bureau, which meets this Tuesday, but the lawyers' report already sees reasons for...
A report incorporates data from the security cameras, which show Vázquez delivering an object to a worker in the popular group
The congressional lawyers, in a twenty-four-page report to which ABC has had access, make one point clear: PP Member Ana Vázquez introduced a weapon into the Chamber and, therefore, blatantly failed to comply with the Rules of Procedure of the Lower House by carrying a bottle of pepper spray at last week’s control session. In the letter, sent to the members of the Bureau on Monday, the legal services do not take a position on whether or not this…
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