Double date today in Congress and the Senate with the goal of clearing responsibility for the fires
The Spanish Government plans to approve today in the Council of Ministers aid to areas affected by the fire, as well as to discuss the hearings requested by the PP in the Permanent Congressional Council.
This Tuesday the political parties have a double date in Kogresuaand in the Senatewith the aim of analysing the management of the fires that are starting this summer in the Iberian peninsula, where the Spanish Governmentand the PPhold each other responsible for what happened and the confrontation between the two sides seems to be continuing.
In this context, the Spanish Government plans to approve today in the Council of Ministers aid for areas affected by the fire, as well as to discuss the hearings requested by the PP in the Permanent Congressional Council.
The people have asked the Third Vice-President of Sara Aages and Minister of Ecological Transition; and theMinister of Defence, Margarita Robles , to come to Congress toreport on all the actions undertaken by the Spanish Government to support the Autonomous Communities affected by the fires.
In addition, the people wantthePresident of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez , to come to Congress after accusing his wife, Begoña Gómez , of new crimes, as well as to talk about the judicial investigation and corruptionof Leire Díaz.
In addition, the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska;the Ministerof Migration, Elma Sainz ; the Minister of Equality,\u00A0 Ana Redondo ; and the First Vice-President and Ministerof Finance, A0
These matters will be discussed and voted on at an extraordinary session of the Permanent Congressional Council in the morning, after which the Minister of Defence will report to the Senate on fire management.
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