Bolaños says that the Government will correct the law of "only yes is yes" based on a draft of Justice

SANTANDER, 30 Ene. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The Minister of the Presidency, Relations with the Courts and Democratic Memory, Félix Bolaños, has assured this Monday that the Government will correct the law guaranteeing sexual freedom, better known as the law of 'only yes is yes', to alleviate the " unwanted effects" that have occurred since it came into force and for which there have been reductions in sentences for aggressors.

"The important thing is that we want the Government as a whole to be aware that we want to correct the 'only yes is yes' law to alleviate those unwanted effects that have occurred, which we do not want to be repeated in the future", pointed out the minister, who acknowledges that this is a complex legal reform.

For this reason, he explained that there is a proposal from the Ministry of Justice that "with all rigor" addresses "this possible reform." "You have to work on that working document as you have to work on other documents that arise," she added.

Bolaños has asserted that this reform will be carried out by "the experts, professors and magistrates who are most familiar with this part of our criminal law." "I think it is absolutely essential that we do so," he has settled.

This is how the minister spoke to questions from the media after meeting with the President of Cantabria, Miguel Ángel Revilla, in Santander, where today he is participating in a meeting with associations and memorialist entities and civil society interested in the recovery of historical memory and democratic.