Rufián Warns Sánchez of Government Instability Amid PP
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The ERC spokesman has blamed the right and Vox that if they reach the government they will "take over" the public
ERC spokesperson in Congress, Gabriel Rufián, warned his own party and the rest of the left this Wednesday of the risk of raising the next elections in individualist and non-collective terms. Rufián recalled in his parliamentary question to Congress that PP and Vox add up to "194, 203, 204, 209, 205, 201, 208, 207, 202 and 213" deputies in recent polls.
Rufián Warns Sánchez of Government Instability Amid PP
Quick Summary: Rufián Warns Sánchez of Government Instability Amid PP Rufián cited polls showing PP and Vox nearing 210 seats, questioning the government’s strategy. He accused the government of surrendering dignity over Ceuta and highlighted cabinet disunity. Rufián and Feijóo prepared to confront Sánchez about the government’s future direction. Rufián’s warning suggests the legislature’s survival […]
During the control session held in the Congress of Deputies, the spokesman of Esquerra Republicana (ERC), Gabriel Rufián, directed a harsh challenge to the president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, to warn him about the political cost of the lack of transparency, to which the head of the executive answered defending the stability and the continuous action of his Cabinet against the criticisms of the Republican bench. In his intervention, the d…
Rufián's Announcement with 10 Polls and 210 MPs From PP and Vox: No Pensions, Benefits and Democracy
Gabriel Rufin has once again placed electoral arithmetic at the centre of the political conversation after the last session of control of the government. The spokesperson of Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya warns that the result of polls published during the last few weeks draws an inequitable scenario: the People's Party and Vox consolidate a sufficient advantage to contest with ease the absolute majority of the Congress.
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