US EditionPsoe and Its Partners Knock Down Pp and Vox's Attempt to Prevent the Expulsion of Vito Quiles and Other "Ultras" From Congress
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Yesterday, the left displayed in Congress a new attack on Article 20 of the Spanish Constitution, which protects freedom of information. The left is attacking press freedom alongside a party that refuses to condemn the murders of two Spanish journalists. Sánchez's "Gag Plan" mimics measures taken by Franco and Putin to […]
Patxi López stars in one of the most tense moments of the plenary session called "fascists" to Vox and the "pseudojournalists" who, he said, defend.
The amendments to the entire PP and Vox rule have been rejected by the investiture majority. More information: Congress approves that the Bureau has the authority to withdraw accreditation of "agitating" journalists.
The government parties, PSOE and Sumar, together with their parliamentary partners, have rejected the attempt by PP and Vox to overthrow a reform of the Congressional Regulation that establishes a series of basic rules of conduct for journalists, in such a way that insults, threats, interruptions of press conferences by extreme right-wing agitators who are accredited as press are avoided. The amendment, claimed by journalists of all political id…
The Congress of Deputies will hold an extraordinary plenary session this Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. to debate the possible expulsion of journalist Vito Quiles, following growing institutional and media pressure questioning his presence in the Lower House. The vote could result in the indefinite revocation of his parliamentary accreditation. Read more]]>
The Congress of Deputies will hold an extraordinary plenary tomorrow to discuss the possible expulsion of Vito Quiles, journalist and press chief of Alvise Pérez. The controversy has focused on the use of his parliamentary accreditation, which many sectors consider incompatible with his political ties. Various associations of journalists and political representatives have formally requested the withdrawal of his accreditation, claiming that his …
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