The President of the Xunta Assures that the Officialness of Galician in the EU Is Not a Priority

The president of the Xunta, Alfonso Rueda, believes that the funds that would be needed to use Galician as an official language in the European Union would be better employed in other destinations: "It occurs to me that there are much higher priorities." He said after it became known that the Catalan PP has admitted maneuvers by Alberto Núñez Feijóo in recent days to avoid the officiality of Catalan, Galician and Basque in the Council of the EU …

There are other priorities when it comes to spending 40 million euros, the leader of the PPdeG reasons on the eve of the vote on Galician in the European Parliament. ...

The European officiality of the three co-official languages will be discussed at the General Affairs Council of the European Union on Tuesday, where ministers will decide whether or not to vote on the proposal.

Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares explained this Monday that “all Spanish political forces will now be talking to sister European political forces” so that tomorrow the EU will recognize the official status of Catalan, Basque and Galician.Continue reading...

The key folders of the legislature: amnesty, singular funding and Catalan, are resolved in a month

On Tuesday there is another meeting of the EU General Affairs Council where the official status of Catalan may be put to a vote.