PP and Ciudadanos accuse PSC of participating in a fraud to prevent the Castilian sentence from being carried out

MADRID, 25 May. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The PP and Ciudadanos consider "a fraud" and a "plot" the agreement that the independentistas and the PSC have reached in Catalonia to reform the Catalan education legislation and not require by law the obligation of 25% of Castilian who sentenced the justice, and they have reproached the socialists for their participation in the pact.

"Obviously it is a law to prevent him from serving a sentence," said the spokeswoman for the Popular Group, Cuca Gamarra, in the corridors of Congress.

The leader of the PP has warned that "fraud is never the way" and that "respect for freedoms and fundamental rights is the only way in democracy."

The spokesman for Ciudadanos, Edmundo Bal, has also branded the reform as a "plot" to break a sentence, since he considers that the concept of Spanish as a "curricular language" is only "an invention" to circumvent the judicial decision. "Is it so hard to recognize that right?", He has asked himself.

Bal has said that he regrets the presence of the Socialists in that agreement: "It is a shame that the PSOE participates in a plot to avoid serving a sentence, but as Rubalcaba said, when one approaches the separatists, he shares all their vices".

The agreement, on the other hand, was celebrated by Esquerra's spokesman, Gabriel Rufian, who stressed that Castilian Spanish is not persecuted in Catalonia and stressed that for 40 years there has been a consensus to protect Catalan, which in his opinion "does not It is the heritage of the independentistas".