Albares Reproaches Rufián for Doubting the Influence of the Government in Europe for the Catalan Official: "It Does Not Help"

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The Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares , this Wednesday reproached the spokesperson of ERC in Congress, Gabriel Rufián, who doubted the influence of the government of Pedro Sánchez in Europe to achieve the officiality of Catalan and the other co-official languages in the European Union. "It does not help", warned him.During the control session to the government, the Catalan spokesman has gone to Albares to ask him about his influen…

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The spokesperson for ERC in the Congress, Gabriel Rufián, has held the PSOE responsible that Catalan and the other co-official Spanish languages are not yet official in the European Union and has questioned the influence of the government of Pedro Sánchez among European partners. On Tuesday it was planned that the 27 European states would vote on the government’s proposal to recognize Catalan, Basque and Galician as official languages of the Eur…

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The long-awaited vote on the recognition of Catalan, Basque and Galician as co-official languages of the European Union, scheduled for today, was withdrawn at the last minute. The lack of unanimity among the 27 member states has prompted the Polish Presidency of the Council of the EU to postpone the discussion, accepting requests for further assessments expressed by countries such as Finland, Sweden, Austria, Croatia and France. This postponemen…

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On Tuesday, the countries of the European Union postponed the vote on the official status of Catalan, Basque and Galician in the European Union, given the lack of unanimity among the Twenty-Seven because of the legal, financial and political doubts, various diplomatic sources have assured. A dozen countries have expressly requested that the [...]

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The Spanish Foreign Minister, José Manuel Albares, has shown himself convinced that they will achieve unanimity among European governments to approve the official status of Catalan, Basque and Galician, despite the fact that it was not possible to approve it today. “The path we have begun is irreversible,” he said. In an interview with TV3, in his first public reaction, he said that there were only seven governments that actively opposed it, and…

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The initiative, agreed by the PSOE with Junts and key for the legislature, needs the unanimity of the community partners for its approval Feijoo alerts the "absolute decline" of the government and accuses him of "persecuting the Civil Guard"