Gamarra accuses Sánchez of "giving Bildu the exit" of the Civil Guard of Traffic of Navarra in exchange for the PGE

Ana Beltrán assures that the President of the Government "chooses the executioners and abandons the victims"

MADRID, 22 Nov. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The general secretary of the PP, Cuca Gamarra, has accused the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, of "giving Bildu the exit" of the Civil Guard of Traffic of Navarra to guarantee support for the General State Budgets (PGE) in the Congress.

Specifically, the Government has committed to EH Bildu to transfer the jurisdiction of Traffic to Navarra before March 31, as indicated by the spokesperson for the abertzale formation, Mertxe Aizpurua, who has confirmed the support of her formation for public accounts .

In the Senate, the President of the Government has valued that agreement with Bildu to transfer the jurisdiction of Traffic to Navarra before March 31 and has apologized for the "speed" of certain transfers to the Foral Community, in response to the senator from Geroa Bai, Koldo Martínez, who has asked him for explanations about the improvement of Navarra.

After that pact with Bildu, Gamarra has affirmed that the president of the Government "continues with the cash payment for the votes". "If the custom Penal Code is for Junqueras, Bildu will be released from the Civil Guard of Navarra," he emphasized.

The 'number two' of the PP has indicated - in a message on his official Twitter account that Europa Press has collected - that for Sánchez "everything has a price, but the equality of the Spaniards is not for sale."

The still president of the PP of Navarra, Ana Beltrán, has also been very critical, who has affirmed that the head of the Executive "chooses the executioners and abandons the victims." "And they have done it. Sánchez expels the Civil Guard of Navarra at the request of Bildu Batasuna", she has added on the same social network.

The PP senator for Burgos and member of the Senate Bureau, Cristina Ayala, has wondered "what authority does Sánchez have in challenging the pacts that the PP has with those who deny gender violence", alluding to Vox, " when today he has agreed with Bildu to withdraw the Civil Traffic Guard from Navarre".