Armengol argues that Congress does not live polarization but rather a climate of aggressiveness sought and advocates for 'more freer' questions in control of the government. The entry Armengol dismisses polarization in Congress and proposes 'more freer' questions to the government appears first in Moncloa.
The third authority of the State is shown to be “party of asking questions directly freer to the Government” in the Courts. “The magic recipe to lower the soufflé of insults would be to accept democratic results and behave with the canons of basic education,” he says.
Armengol argues that Congress does not live polarization but rather a climate of aggressiveness sought and advocates for 'more freer' questions in control of the government. The entry Armengol dismisses polarization in Congress and proposes 'more freer' questions to the government appears first in Moncloa.