BarcelonaTogether they don’t budge and continue with the same demands for the amnesty law. The countdown to the adoption of the law is on, but this Saturday the party reaffirmed the conditions for its adoption in the National Council. The joint president, Laura Borràs, has made it clear that they will not give up and has reiterated the original conditions of the pact for the law: that it includes “all supporters of independence”, that it is “immediately applicable” and “that it “as complicated as possible, attempts at sabotage” by the judges, referring to the accusations of terrorism or treason against Judges Aguirre and García-Castellón. He also claimed that the negotiating strategy would move the PSOE and followed the line of Secretary General Jordi Turull by not revealing the status of the talks.
The training continues with the established hermeticism and for this reason, shortly before the start of the national training council, Turull wanted to distance itself from what the Sumar negotiator Jaume Asens had announced in an interview with Catalonia Radio. Therefore, he did not confirm that the agreement was “imminent” or that it had already been agreed that the board members would vote for the law and the socialists for Carles Puigdemont’s amendments.
In this atmosphere caused by the great question of the Spanish legislature, Borràs confirmed in the Council of Llagostera the key to the agreement with the PSOE: “If they [els jutges] You want to continue to restore the rule of law, we will continue without giving up anything […]If they endure, so will we; they will not overthrow him [a Puigdemont]“They will not overthrow us,” warned Borràs. For this reason, he claimed how they negotiated with the socialists as they did not consider themselves “partners” or “allies”: “We do not work to stabilize socialist governments, we use our strength to encourage socialists to do so.” to make them do things they don’t want to do. “We do the same thing when it comes to amnesty,” he commented. He emphasized the requirements imposed such as the law “leaving no one behind” and criticized the “haste” of the ERC. “Many people are upset that we are radically pro-independence,” he added.
The Junts National Council, which warmly applauded Turull, who is recovering from the heart attack he suffered this week, reiterated the criticism of the judges and the “incompetence” of the ERC-led government. “Agreeing with the socialists always and everywhere is already a habit and the habit indicates the strategy,” said Borràs, warning that there was an “exchange of trading cards” and the formation of “governments.” Ercosocialists“Proof that “they are preparing tripartites everywhere”
