Mr. Jantz is at a critical juncture in Congress. This independent organization maintains a balance between voting for and against the PP, harshly attacking Pedro Sánchez, José María Aznar, the FAES and the Supreme Court, and at the same time trying to reconcile the break with the coalition government while introducing avant-garde initiatives in favor of Catalonia. every day. This event embarrassed all other parties in the chamber. The government lived up to the defeat of the Enmienda del PP as a major victory, extending the life of the Almaraz nuclear power plant thanks to a joint abstention. And the Catalan nationalists reacted by saying that the final defeat would be even greater.
The plenary session ended with most of the key issues discussed and approved, with Jantz’s seven representatives remaining seated in their boxes for several minutes, after several weeks of no such discussions due to executive stability issues. Coordinating. The Socialist Party caucus, out of great necessity, stood up like a resort to widely praise Transport Minister Oscar Puente, as if the main character of the success was nothing else but the mobilization of all members’ votes on the Law on Sustainable Mobility, whereby the PP contributed to the Senate its intention to extend the life of the Almaras power plant in Cáceres. This was an unexpected success, a symbolic moment when the Feijo-Aznar-Ayuso PP launched a new attack on amnesty on the same day it received important support from Europe.
President Sánchez and Vice President María Jesús Montero also indicated that they were very satisfied with the calculation and meaning of the vote. A few days ago, a major defeat at this nuclear site was predicted, but it did not happen. PP Enmienda did not win by one vote. Facing the rejection of 172 votes from all parties that rejected Sánchez’s appointment two years ago and Juntz’s abstention, support remained at just 171 votes. Other points are only counted by votes from Jantz, which is not the case. In the PP, annoyingly, they decided to emphasize that the executive branch had returned to join the representatives of the extreme socialists in order to explain the loss of other enmiendas and, above all, the refusal to prolong the life of Almaraz.
But the administration and the PSOE were overjoyed. It is not so much the implementation of this measure that is problematic for local positions and campaign legitimacy for candidates in Extremadura’s elections on 21 December, but rather what it means politically.Jubiera’s approval came just 24 hours after Juntz’s spokesperson, Miriam Nogueras, declassified the government president as a “cynic, a hypocrite and a sinful word” and that Jubiera ratified that relations between the two countries are broken and there is no way out.
Sánchez and his team are very frugal with these new and entertaining meetings and are currently choosing a number of proposals and policies to submit to parliament, many of which they think are good for Catalonia and will ultimately prosper. These young people registered all 116 matte votes, the executive branch gained 100 votes and lost 16 votes. In all, he voted with the progressive majority 69 times and with a different vote 47 times. The total balance of half of the mandate generated 1,575 votes, giving the current majority 88% (1,379 votes) and a loss of 196 votes.
Mr. Nogueras is at pains to justify Mr. Jantz’s position, which in principle calls for the continuation of the power plants installed in Catalonia. First, he asserted that his abstention was “consistent” since it was voted on in the Senate last week, but argued that the bill lacked rigor and was bad, and that there had been no negotiation on the bill. I also pointed out that this document was spoken in Almaraz and Asco, and it was clear that the time had come to confront the “existing problems” of nuclear energy in Catalonia, which provides 60% of its light and electricity. It was then approved to attack the PSC, the Socialist Party president Salvador Ira, and the ERC mayor of Tarragona. Because this party voted against the popular enmienda and left with attacks on virtually everything.
Mr. Nogueras was very angry that the government was interpreting this vote as a major victory, and claimed that Mr. Sánchez did not understand and continued despite requests by Penganillo to increase his voice in the debate, and that what Mr. Sánchez was seeking was the fulfillment of outstanding promises and commitments. Asked whether he would be able to continue working in parliament while the government, along with PP and Vox, did not submit the censure motion for a vote, he jumped: “I will not participate this time, but I will press the election button.”
Mr. Nogueras defended Mr. Jantz’s determination not to negotiate anything with the government, arguing that the government would not support a spending plan along the stability path that the Council of Ministers might discuss at the next Mars meeting, establishing parallels between this position and the position in which I defended the establishment of the government on January 30, 2024, when I initially opposed the amnesty law. Mr. Nogueras understands that the plan, and the enmienda later requested by Junz, allowed European Union General Abogado to approve the contents of the code, and that Mr. Carles Puigdemont is “closer” to a return to Spain. The voice of Puigdemont in Madrid concluded: “José María Aznar, FAES, Vox of the Supreme Court, and the Supreme Court, Plantars is at stake, lost, ce han chafado ‘el que tenga que hacer que haga’.”
About The Author
