US EditionPedro Sánchez's Appearance for Corruption, Live: the President Will Announce Measures to Retain the Partners
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The last hour of Pedro Sánchez's appearance today continues live from the Congress of Deputies to announce measures against corruption
The day came marked in many calendars a month ago, when the president of the government, Pedro Sanchez, announced that on July 9 he would appear before Congress to explain the Cerdán case, which exploded to the PSOE a few weeks ago and inevitably affected the coalition government and the trust between the partners, who no longer hide their discomfort.
The government assumes that there is much to play in the appearance on Wednesday of the head of the executive, Pedro Sánchez, before the plenary of the Congress to announce a series of anti-corruption measures after the situation provoked by Santos Cerdán, but trusts to renew the support of his partners. Sánchez will come to the lower House for a double appearance, in tomorrow's session to present these measures, and already in the afternoon to …
Pedro Sánchez confronts his partners today. The president appears in Congress at a time of extreme weakness to face what is probably the hardest debate of...
Yolanda Díaz will assume the reply to the president of the government on corruption Members of the Executive warn the PSOE that they will decide if they demand a question of confidence from Sánchez after hearing it in plenary
"I'm not going to throw in the towel," the Spanish president told Congress, while facing internal and oppositional pressures. Read more
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