Congressional Legal Advisers Endorse Investigation Into PP Deputy Who Displayed Pepper Spray
- Congressional legal advisers proposed temporarily suspending Ana Belén Vázquez, a People’s Party deputy, for displaying pepper spray in the chamber.
- The spray was classified as a weapon under parliamentary rules, which allow the temporary suspension of a deputy who carries a weapon inside Parliament.
- The Congress Bureau is scheduled to examine the document on Tuesday and decide whether to open disciplinary proceedings.
- Before any penalty is proposed, the Bureau must hear Vázquez’s arguments; any final sanction would require a closed-session vote by the full Congress, in which she could not participate.
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Ana Vázquez could be temporarily suspended from employment and salary
The Bureau gave him 10 days to make representations and would then consider whether he proposed a temporary suspension of his status as a Member.
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The Objective | Periodismo ethosThe decision has been taken with the votes of the progressive majority of the Bureau that make up PSOE and Sumar and the opposition of the PP
The decision has been taken with the votes of the progressive majority of the Bureau that make up PSOE and Sumar and the opposition of the PP
Manufacturers and armories say that the sales of these defense weapons are triggered by events that generate alarm and capture the media focus. Even the controversy in Congress with PP deputy Ana Belén Vázquez triggered the sellers' business: "That day and the next was noticed quite the increase" Read
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