Saying one thing and doing the opposite has already become a habit on the part of the leadership and representatives of the Popular Party.<\/p>\n
Vox supports the PP amendments but the PP does not support Vox's amendment<\/big><\/p>\n This morning, the plenary session of the Congress of Deputies has approved the modification of its regulations to allow the use of regional languages<\/strong> (you can see the video of the debate here<\/a>), in one more cession of the PSOE to the separatist parties to obtain their support for the re-election of Pedro S\u00e1nchez. The PP has taken advantage of the debate to mark distances with Vox. Thus, although the Vox deputies supported the amendments presented by the PP, the PP did not support the entire amendment presented by Vox<\/strong>, opting for abstention (you can see the results of the different votes here<\/a>).<\/p>\n Vox asked for the support of the PP to end translations in the Senate<\/big><\/p>\n The attitude of the PP went beyond disloyalty to Vox, after this party announced its support for the investiture of Alberto N\u00fa\u00f1ez Feij\u00f3o. Yesterday Santiago Abascal announced<\/a> that Vox will present an initiative to restore Spanish as a common language in the Senate:<\/strong>\"Today in Congress the coup majority has been imposed by the minimum, but it is a minority in the Senate. We hope that the PP supports the initiative<\/strong>.\"<\/em><\/p>\n In this morning's debate in Congress, the parliamentary spokesperson for Vox, Pepa Mill\u00e1n, criticized the PP for preventing the schooling of children in Spanish in Galicia and announced the aforementioned initiative of her party:<\/strong> \"Now you have an opportunity to rectify that course in the Senate,\"<\/em> she said, looking at the PP deputies. While she was saying it, the president of the PP, Alberto N\u00fa\u00f1ez Feij\u00f3o, lowered his head:<\/p>\n
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