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He sees the risk of exhausting the legislature because of the "immobility" of the PSOE

After two and a half hours of meeting with the PSOE to discuss the future of the legislature due to the crisis caused by Cerdán's imprisonment, Sintre's spokesman has said that the PSOE "is not aware of the gravity" of the situation.

MADRID, 02/07/2025.- El portavoz de Sumar y ministro de Cultura Ernest Urtasun (2i, delante), acompañado por otros miembros de Sumar, hace declaraciones a los medios después de la reunión que mantuvieron con la vicepresidenta primera y ministra de Hacienda, María Jesús Montero, y con el ministro de la Presidencia, Justicia y Relaciones con las Cortes, Félix Bolaños, este miércoles en el Congreso de los Diputados en Madrid. EFE/Javier Lizón

He believes that the entry of Santos Cerdán into prison has jeopardized political stability and believes that "the greatest risk of the legislature bottoming out" is what he defines as the "immobility" of the PSOE, which, in his view, is not "aware" of the "gravity" of the situation.

This has been explained to journalists by the spokesman and Minister of Culture of the Supreme Court, Ernest Urtasun, after two and a half hours of meeting with the PSOE to discuss the future of the legislature following the crisis caused by the imprisonment of Cerdán.



He explained that at that meeting Sumarre presented to the PSOE a series of measures which he considers essential to overcoming this situation and now believes that everything is in the hands of the socialists: 'The ball is in his court', he said.

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