The PSOE is studying what measures it can take at the Assembly in Extremadura to respond to Vox's "insults" and to prevent them from becoming normal in parliamentary activity. Its spokesman, Isabel Gil Rosiña, has announced that it will analyze the possibilities of the House's Rules of Procedure following statements by Czech Inés, which qualifies the government of Pedro Sánchez as "criminal" and maintains that "his corruption kills".
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The PSOE is studying what measures it can take at the Assembly in Extremadura to respond to Vox's "insults" and to prevent them from becoming normal in parliamentary activity. Its spokesman, Isabel Gil Rosiña, has announced that it will analyze the possibilities of the House's Rules of Procedure following statements by Czech Inés, which qualifies the government of Pedro Sánchez as "criminal" and maintains that "his corruption kills".