Sanchez's corruption. He will bring to Congress a "huge" package of anti-government measures to "restore confidence." I intend to do so
This has been reported by the Spanish Minister for the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Courts, Félix Bolaños, before explaining that he understands that "millions of Spaniards are disappointed, sad and disappointed".
The Spanish Minister for the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Courts, Félix Bolaños, has announced that the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, will present a "comprehensive package of anti-corruption measures" aimed at "restoring the confidence" of citizens.
"The challenge now is to regain confidence and that a few very serious cases do not tarnish our fight against corruption, which is the instinct of our president and government, "he said in Madrid," Los Desayunos del Ateneo ", adding that the goal is not to" sustain "but to" deepen the social agenda and transformation. "
In fact, Bolaños recalled that the Socialists presented a "prosperity and welfare project"two years ago and that the government is" fulfilling "the commitments made:" Spain is the largest growing economy in the European Union. Spain has surpassed Japan's GDP. We are 22 million members of employment and Rajoy dreamed of 18 million. There has never been so much stability in employment. "
Withregard to the amnesty law, the minister has stressed that the PP "has not even mentioned" amnesty at the weekend congress because "it has become apparent that it has worked and is fulfilling the objective of achieving political and social normalization in Catalonia".
"We have fulfilled our commitments. We have difficulties, we are going to deepen them and we are going to work hard to overcome them," the minister admitted, before explaining that he understands that "millions of Spaniards are disappointed, sad and disappointed. "
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