Yolanda Díaz once again calls for a serene debate without "noise" to settle the differences in the reform of the Law yes yes yes

MADRID, 16 Feb. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The second vice president, Yolanda Díaz, has once again called for a "serene" debate and without "noise", with the aim of settling the legitimate differences on the reform of the Law only 'yes is yes' maintained by PSOE and Unidas Podemos.

In the corridors of Congress and questioned about whether her call for discretion when negotiating these changes has an effect, Díaz has reaffirmed her conviction that the only thing noise does is distance the citizenry from politics, for which she will follow the path of advising serenity.

"It is very legitimate to have different positions in politics but when the discussion is in a mechanism based on noise, there are no more than decibels," the also head of Labor has emphasized to the media.

In his opinion, the discreet dialogue to try to reach a consensus is the "way of doing things", since he is aware that there is "social alarm" and that there are people who are having a hard time due to the consequences of inflation. Therefore, he has proclaimed that governments are there to give "tranquility" to the people.

Finally, and asked if there is progress between the two coalition partners and the Equality complaint that the PSOE does not want to meet with the confederate space, Díaz has said that in this matter it is referred to Minister Irene Montero, who is competent in the matter.

The second vice president has been appealing to take care of the coalition in the face of the clash between the partners and from her environment they call to reduce the tension within the Government, which only favors the PP.

The climate between the two wings of the coalition remains tense and today the Minister for Equality assured this Thursday that Unidas Podemos "trusts" the word of the Socialists to finish the legislature, although she has pointed out that their formation must be prepared "to any scenario".

Yesterday, both PSOE and United We Can reproach each other for immobility and lack of will to reach an agreement that resolves the internal conflict in the Government.

For example, the Minister of Finance and Public Function and Deputy Secretary General of the PSOE, María Jesús Montero, criticized that the purples seek to win "the story" but the proposals that they have been presenting do not allow progress in the negotiation, because they do not modify the nucleus of the discrepancies between the two coalition partners.

On the purple side, it is criticized that it is Equality who has requested a meeting and has submitted multiple proposals (seven), and they are even open to receiving other proposals.

In this way, sources from the confederate space warn their partner that they have to take note of what is happening in Congress, as seen in the refusal to urgently address their bill in Congress. And it is that they sentence that their reform approach leads them to parliamentary solitude in groups with clearly left-wing positions, such as Bildu and ERC, and leads them to have to seek support in the PP, which would be a victory for the opposition.

Therefore and from the different nuances of all the branches of United We Can, the minority partner of the Executive closes ranks with the position of Equality and they want the PSOE to reconsider.