Imanol Pradales: "I wish some agreements had been opened."
Asked what has not been done well in his first year as President, Imanol Pradales has said that he would like "some agreements to be extended, especially in budgetary matters." Moreover, the President has criticized the fact that there have been times when members of the government have publicly expressed their disagreements. "We could have avoided them by doing cooking work beforehand," he added.
More news about politics
Servinabar denies any connection with Santos Cerdán
The construction company recalls that it has not been charged with any crime "in the UCO report" or in the judicial investigation, adding that the relationship between administrator Antxon Alonso Egurrola and Cerdán is "personal" and "alien to each other's professional activities".
A group of ultra-right-wing Telegram has published personal data from seven socialist ministers and several former PP leaders
The Telegram group in which these messages have appeared has more than 92,000 followers and is used by users to disseminate publications related to the political activity of Alvise Pérez, as well as to attack the Spanish Government or spread xenophobic messages.
PSN, Geroa Bai, Zurekin Nafarroa and EH Bildu have agreed to set up a commission of inquiry
The measure has been agreed after the latest news in the Cerdán case. The commission will examine the awards made to companies listed in the Civil Guard report and will begin work later this summer.
EH Bildu has stressed that Sanchez must implement "strong" measures and act "boldly"
EH Bildu's congressional spokeswoman, Mertxe Aizpurua, stated on her arrival at the Congress plenary this Thursday that President Pedro Sánchez must implement "strong" anti-corruption measures and act "boldly" if he wants to "continue to have the support of EH Bildu."
Chivite, after Alzórriz's resignation: "I said that whoever falls falls, and I am fulfilling."
Navarre President Maria Chivite will not resign and has stressed that there is nothing to link her, her government and the PSN party to corruption cases.
Eneko Andueza rules out the 'Koldo case' affecting the PSE-EE
Eneko Andueza, Secretary General of the PSE-EE, is convinced that it will not affect the Socialist Party of the Basque Country. He has also advised those who are criticising the Socialists to be cautious because, according to him, although the focus is now on the Socialists, the issue may be extended to other parties.
Semper: "The PNV is beginning to realize that the PSOE is going to throw it away at any time."
According to the PP spokesman, "the option for the future in the Basque Country, arithmetic, is for the PSE to go with Bildu, regardless of the possibility of the PNV."
The lehendakari has ruled out that the Cerdán case affects the PNV-PSE government
"Fortunately in the Basque Country we have a different political climate. We are not in the mud of the Madrileños," the lehendakari said when asked about the possible consequences of the Cerdán case in the Basque Country.
"Sanchez needs more firmness, transparency and speed."
For the President, the Spanish legislature "has entered another phase" following the alleged corruption cases that have occurred in recent days. "The situation is very serious and an ethical line is at stake that cannot be crushed," added Pradales.