Democratic Socialism Denies Alleged Deal with Government for Security and Migration Reforms · Global Voices
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“We have never raised a compromise or a conditionality that another project has to replace the late security project in constitutional reform. We want to be emphatic,” said Senator Juan Luis Castro (PS).
There would be no agreement. Democratic Socialism denied that they had negotiated with the government to support the immigration reform, in exchange for the fall of the constitutional security reform. The controversy arose after the failure of the executive branch in the Chamber of Deputies, where the constitutional reform that sought to extend the detention periods of persons with administrative expulsion orders was left to a vote of the requir…
The Senate of the Socialist Party (PS) rejected "categorically" the existence of agreements with the government regarding security and migration projects. Through a public statement, the PS legislators denied "the assertions of government parliamentarians that there would be agreements between socialist senators and the executive" in these [...]
The bench ruled out negotiations with the executive branch and demanded to withdraw the constitutional security reform, in addition to rejecting the extension of the detention period for migrants.
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