Isabel Diaz Ayuso has requested the urgent convening of the conference of presidents in view of the agreements that the President of the Government has reached with the Catalan independence movement and which, she believes, "attack the model of coexistence that we Spaniards have given ourselves."
The Executive chaired by the president of the Community of Madrid considers it necessary to clarify "the commitments adopted by the Government and which pay attention to the rest of the Autonomous Communities". That's why you'll be studying the preceptive letter in a formal way in the next few hours.
Sánchez's agreement with his partners, according to the Madrid PP leader, points out that "aspects such as equality between all Spaniards before the law, the principle of legality, separation of powers and legal certainty, enshrined by the Spanish Constitution itself as pillars that cement coexistence in our country, can be seriously compromised with transcendental damages for the Nation as a whole.
After setting the bar for the PP's accusations against the President of the Government for the amnesty law higher than anyone else, Ayuso, who has called Pedro Sánchez's management a "dictatorship", has barely taken 48 hours to use the channels and resources of democracy to request the meeting of the aforementioned conference. A body at the highest political level of cooperation between the central government and the autonomies.
This is an initiative that has already been registered by the president of the Junta de Andalucía, Juan Manuel Moreno Bonilla (PP). Despite moving, this time, in the slipstream of another baron of the party, the spokesperson of the Community, Miguel Ángel García, has justified the appropriateness of doing so this Wednesday the 15th - coinciding with the first session of the investiture debate - as he is "the appropriate procedural moment once the agreements have been known. It is appropriate to do it now," he said without evaluating the moment chosen by Moreno.
