US EditionSumar Demands an Urgent Meeting of the Psoe but Dismisses Leaving the Government
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The organizations in the government refuse to leave the executive now, they ask for a meeting with the socialist partner, who has accepted. Chunta Aragonesista reconsiders his support for Sánchez
Yolanda Díaz stepped on the throttle but now Sumar begins to lift his foot conscious that that road leads nowhere. “The government’s minority partner cools...
The Sumar parties that are part of the government publicly requested on Tuesday a meeting of the PSOE to demand a "impulse" of the legislature before the "inaction" that, they criticize, are demonstrating the socialists in reacting to the new cases of corruption and sexual harassment that erupted last week. The objective of the meeting, according to the statement that Sumar published, must be "to analyze the current situation, to know the measur…
A lot of noise and rarely for the sixth day in a row from Sumar in the face of the government crisis unleashed by the cases of corruption and alleged sexual harassment affecting numerous PSOE geriacles. The coalition led by Yolanda Díaz, which has apparently stood up to this situation and which has already asked the socialists last Thursday for a restructuring of the Council of Ministers, now believes that the solution is to request a working me…
They want to 'receive explanations' and 'put executive action to work 100%'.
The parties of Sumar with representation in the government—Sumar Movement, United Left, Communities and More Madrid—on Tuesday demanded an urgent meeting of the PSOE to analyze the current situation after the outbreak of several cases of alleged corruption and sexual harassment within the socialist formation. The group led by Yolanda Díaz calls for measures to the party of Pedro Sánchez “to deal with corruption and cases of sexual and labor hara…
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