- Ruffian forges closer ties with government and sue Jantz
- Box calls for elections in Valencia ‘one second’ after Sanchez brings forward general election
- PNV warns: ‘From ICU we have fallen into agony’
- EH Bildu demands clear direction and stable majority
- Podemos accuses Sanchez of ‘triumphantism’ and proposes fundamental changes
- Canary Islands Union, BNG and UPN also increase pressure
Parliamentary Spokesperson Jantz said: Miriam Noguerasdelivered one of the toughest speeches addressed to a government president so far this term. In the scheduled session, pro-independence lawmakers accused Pedro Sánchez of “violating” the promises made with Catalonia and of being really responsible for the current political blockade.
Nogueras was adamant that his training won’t yield results. I don’t need another vote Previously signed agreements are submitted to administrative authorities until they are converted into facts. “You’re the ones who ran Congress aground, and you’re the ones who have to explain how you’re going to govern,” he began, adding to the atmosphere by asserting that the president was “only interested in staying in power” and “has no words”.
The spokesperson went on to say that relations with the government had “ended”, but stressed that Junz’s demands on Madrid “remain intact” and that the consequences of non-compliance would fall exclusively on Sanchez.
Ruffian forges closer ties with government and sue Jantz
Prior to Mr. Nogueras’ intervention, ERC Deputy Sgt. Gabriel Ruffian He had emerged as one of the chief defenders of the executive branch. His intervention was a closed-minded defense of Mr. Sanchez and a frontal attack on Mr. Juntz, who accused Mr. Sanchez of making Catalonia his “political business.”
Ruffian also attacked the PP’s right wing and regional leaders. He was harshly critical of Valencian leader Carlos Mazon, accusing conservative leaders of what he called “corruption” and “institutional protection.”
As for ideological keys, a Republican spokesperson claimed he was a “useful and transformative” leftist compared to a “pure but useless” leftist.
Box calls for elections in Valencia ‘one second’ after Sanchez brings forward general election
leader of vox, Santiago Abascalintervened with a message addressed to both the government and the PP. He promised to call on the People’s Party to immediately hold local elections in the Valencian community after Sanchez announced his bid for the general election.
Abascal accused the prime minister of tarnishing Spain’s international image and said many foreign leaders “couldn’t help but laugh” as he spoke about fighting corruption. He also accused him of being surrounded by “scandals” that would involve his family and officials close to the PSOE.
He also asked Alberto Nuñez Feijó to guarantee that the party would defend its works and actions in Valencia “without fear of a campaign of denunciation” and criticized the lack of territorial coherence in the PP agreement.
PNV warns: ‘From ICU we have fallen into agony’
A PNV spokesperson said: Maribel BaqueroHe also criticized the president. Mr. Baquero stressed that Mr. Sánchez arrived with “half the job done” and that Congress was at a decisive moment, and that his party remained less confrontational than Mr. Juntz.
Basque nationalists demanded full compliance with the agreement and warned against the judicialization of politics. They believe this path will feed “totalitarian and populist” forces.
Baquero used graphic metaphors to explain the executives’ situation. “He has a blanket that is too small to cover everyone in the bed, and he will never strip himself.” The PNV is calling for clarity on how it intends to resist and govern such weak parliamentary arithmetic.
EH Bildu demands clear direction and stable majority
from EH Build DoMelce Aizpurua warned that parliament is at a “tipping point” that could halt social progress and cause deep public dissatisfaction. He called on Sánchez to have a clear political objective: to build a new majority and strengthen social, transnational and democratic policies.
Podemos accuses Sanchez of ‘triumphantism’ and proposes fundamental changes
Leader of Podemos Ione Beraradelivered one of the toughest speeches against the government within the progressive camp. He criticized the president’s “triumphantism” and accused him of being disconnected from the public’s grievances.
Mr Berala said social realities such as high rents, job insecurity, unpaid overtime and difficulty affording daily living expenses were “suffocating” for thousands of families. In his opinion, this state of unrest is what will bring an end to the government, “not the rightists or the Jantzes.”
The purple camp called for drastic measures such as the reform of the General Council of Justice, the nationalization of Repsol, the regularization of immigrants under irregular circumstances, and a referendum on the monarchy.
Canary Islands Union, BNG and UPN also increase pressure
deputy of Union of Canary IslandsCristina Valido accused the government of failing to honor the investiture agreement on important issues such as tax relief for those affected by the La Palma volcano. He criticized Mr. Sánchez for not considering responding to a confidence question after the conflict with Vox and warned that Mr. Sánchez could become “isolated” in the political committee.
from BNGNestor Rego recalled that his formation was in no way promoting a right-wing government, but refused to give a “blank check” to the PSOE. He demanded that the agreement with Galicia be followed.
Finally, UPNthrough Alberto Catalan, accused the president of “clinging” to power despite not having a sufficient majority to govern stably.
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