Page asks the PSOE not to fuel the "ambiguity" and to say if it now believes that the amnesty fits in the Constitution

Remember that the 23J was presented rejecting this measure: it would be "enormously serious" for what did not fit "to fit from one day to the next."

ALBACETE, 13 Sep. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The president of Castilla-La Mancha, Emiliano García-Page, recalled today that the PSOE appeared in the elections making it clear that the amnesty of those involved in the Catalan 'procés' did not fit in the Constitution and has asked his party to clarify it, do not feed the "ambiguity" and say if anyone now has "another idea." In his opinion, it would be "enormously serious" if what did not fit in the Constitution "fits in from one day to the next."

The leader of the Castilian-La Mancha socialists has spoken in this way from the Albacete Fair, where he has been asked by the media about these issues that are at the center of the national debate.

"The last thing I heard the President of the Government talk about amnesty was that it did not fit in the Constitution. I have not yet heard anything else, and I would hope to hear him say. The Socialist Party would have many options to go up, as long as we did not fuel any ambiguity regarding our constitutional vocation and, logically, equality among all Spaniards".

Despite these words, García-Page, who has confessed that the amnesty is an issue that has him "very concerned", has indicated that he intends to make a statement "at the right time."

"Now we are at the moment of Feijóo's investiture and, therefore, I think we must also see it with a practical mentality and not fall into the rhetoric that some want to lead us into. I want to see things in detail and make a reasoned statement. I always firmly".

However, in his opinion, in relation to the amnesty "there are only two obvious things, which still have to be clarified." "The first is that not two months have passed since the General Elections, which were on July 23, to which the PSOE went with the approach that the amnesty did not fit into the Constitution. Consequently, what the voters We proposed on July 23 is that the amnesty did not fit into the Constitution," he reiterated.

Hence, he has ruled that this new approach "will have to be explained or clarified if someone wants to change their approach or idea."

"The reality is that the entire Government, all the ministers, have grown tired of saying that it did not fit in the Constitution and that was the response that was constantly given to Esquerra Republicana. Therefore, that what did not fit in the Constitution from one day to the next, this from the start, as you will understand, is enormously serious.

That said, he has defended that "as a preliminary medicine" all democrats in Spain "have to listen to Puigdemont or the independentists when they have recognized the constitutional path, ratify themselves in the constitutional commitment, even if they want to change the Constitution or do not like it, and in any case an evident commitment not to go back to our old ways.

"This is obvious. They are telling you that they want amnesty to do the same thing again, honey on leaves, come on, the water is clearer, the water is clearer."

Similarly, also asked about the statements of former president José María Aznar, after assuring that he is not surprised because he is "Aznar in his element", he advocated overcoming this debate and this "somewhat civil war" language, stating that "for the extremes, solutions will never come."

And García-Page has been convinced that the solutions, far from coming from extreme positions, "have to come from more considered, more moderate solutions." "I think that this is the space in which some of us are going to stubbornly insist that it not be completely lost in Spain, because otherwise we are condemned to one half permanently opposing the other half. This is not a debate, it is not even a debate sometimes between left and right, as one wants to propose.

That said, he has argued that the Catalan right "is more than the PP in Catalonia and has been the permanent rival of the Socialist Party of the Catalans." "In economic terms, Puigdemont would understand better with Aznar than with us," he stressed.