The report on the 'Partygate' speaks of "leadership failures" and asks the Government for "responsibilities"

MADRID, 25 May. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The internal report carried out by Sue Gray on the parties in Downing Street during the coronavirus pandemic indicates that the British Executive incurred "leadership failures" and calls for "responsibilities" within the Government to be purged.

The document, which was delivered this Wednesday to Prime Minister Boris Johnson, indicates that "regardless of the initial intention" of the recorded events, "most of the meetings that took place did not respect the restrictions and health guidelines imposed at that time." moment" due to the pandemic.

Thus, Gray has assured that there are indications that "a large number of individuals" have been implicated --something that is also supported by the Scotland Yard investigation-- and has highlighted that despite the "pressure on which they were submitted to authorities and advisers", evidence of "inconsistent attitudes and behavior" prevails.

"The events that I have investigated should not have occurred. We can deduce that many of the associates who attended these meetings considered that they could attend because their superiors did so," says the report, which indicates that "the events investigated were attended by leaders of the Government".

Among the parties investigated by Gray, which began in May 2020, several stand out in the Downing Street garden, in the building's dependencies or in the Ministry of Education.