Pedro Sanchez

The President of the Spanish Government has advocated the need for progressive leaders to join forces to confront the "reactionary international front." This has been expressed at thesummit "Democracy always" organized by Chilean President Gabriel Boric , in which Brazilian President Luiz Inazio Lula da Silva , Colombian President Gustavo Petro  and Uruguayan Yamandu Orsi also participated.

"Today, Spain's progress and good economic situation owe a great deal to the contribution of migration that has come to develop a life project," the head of the Spanish Government acknowledged.

"The agreements are there to be complied with," said the lehendakari Pradales at the end of the meeting of the Bilateral Commission for Permanent Cooperation. Imanol Pradales has acknowledged the "political will" of Pedro Sánchez, but has asked him to "put order in place." "We must speed up and move forward in the content in order to comply with the agreed timetable," added the lehendakari.

The President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, has received the President, Imanol Pradales, at the Palacio de la Moncloa, who has addressed the outstanding competences of the Bilateral Commission, the officiality of the Basque Country in Europe, the Atlantic macroregion, the electricity capacity of the Basque industry and migration.

The President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, has received the President, Imanol Pradales, at the Palacio de la Moncloa, at a meeting held prior to the chairmanship of the Commission for Permanent Bilateral Cooperation between the State and the Basque Country, which will address the outstanding transfers, the official status of the Basque Country in Europe, the Atlantic macroregion, the electricity capacity of the Basque industry and migration.

According to ELA's Secretary General, Mitxel Lakuntza, there will be no substantial changes in practice, that is to say, it will henceforth place the Basque Government at the window where the Spanish Government used to say, although it believes that centralisation will not end and that decision-making power will still depend on Madrid.

The spokeswoman for the Basque Government, María Ubarretxena , said that "today can be an important day for the Basque Country if there is a will on the other side". beste to ensure that the commitments made that are boron pole gongo are fulfilled today.

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According to the new model, Catalonia —and the other Autonomous Communities, if they so wish— will collect all the taxes and allocate them to a basket of taxes from which the Spanish State will derive the amount intended to finance its expenses in Catalonia, and the rest to the Generalitat.

At an event in Vitoria-Gasteiz on Saturday, he pointed out that those who confuse politics with business must be left out of the party. He also stressed that the presence of the PSE in the Alavese institutions has led to significant progress in the most important projects in the territory.

The Bilateral Transfer Commission will meet again on 15 July in Madrid. The Government hopes to make progress on the transfer of the first package of the Social Security Economic Regime and the Passive Employment Policies Bloc. 

EH Bildu MP Oscar Matute has insisted that the anti-corruption measures announced by Sanchez are "insufficient" for the coalition, but has added that they will not "try to sink" the current government.

PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo has warned progressive government partners to choose between Sanchez and dignity.  

"We will be very demanding of the PSOE and the government to end systemic corruption and finally lift the mortgages imposed by the 78 regime," EH Bildu's spokeswoman atthe Congress of Deputies, Mertxe Aizpurua, warned the head of the Spanish Government.

ERC has shown its support for the government if corruption has been committed by only "three." However, it has been warned that if corruption is more widespread in the PSOE, it will be forced to hold elections.

The meeting comes with the demands of the members of the PSOE Parliament to promote the initiatives on the table, as they believe that the response so far has been insufficient.

The President of the Spanish Government has announced a State plan to combat corruption, in collaboration with the OECD Economic Cooperation eta Development Organization, following the situation caused by the 'Koldo case' and the placement of Santos Cerdán in pre-trial detention.

The President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, reminded the trade unionist Suso Díaz, the father of the second Vice-President of the Government, Yolanda Díaz, this Wednesday during his appearance before the plenary of Congress.

Amid criticism from its partners and the demand for the resignation of opposition parties, it is planned to present a package of anti-corruption measures. The outbreak of the "Cerdán case" has led the Spanish president to this situation.