General Policy Debate, LIVE | Last Minute of Salvador Illa's Speech in the Parliament of Catalonia
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The Parliament of Catalonia is holding the general policy debate from 29 September to 1 October, one of the most important parliamentary events of the year, in which the President of the Generalitat takes stock of the Government's action, sets out its priorities and debates with the parliamentary groups on the country's main challenges. It will be Salvador Illa's third debate as President and the fortieth since the Parliament was re-established …
The president will have to explain his recipes to end the housing crisis and give explanations about the disaster in Education and the remodeling of Interior
Opposition groups have discredited the housing measures presented by the President of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, during the opening of the general policy debate. All the main parties have agreed to describe the proposals made as insufficient and unambitious, and have lamented the lack of a project and concreteness to effectively deal with the difficulties of access to housing. The spokesman for Junts al Parlament, Salvador Vergés, has label…
Spokesperson Esther Capella calls the PSC's housing policies a "drop in the ocean" and accuses the president of "lacking national ambition", while he sweeps home shielding the investiture pact.
Salvador Illa will formally kick off the political course this Thursday afternoon. The president of the Generalitat will begin the general policy debate in Parliament with a speech that is expected to be marked by housing and the consecutive crises that are beset the socialist executive, especially in the area of education.
The president of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, faces his third general policy debate in the Parliament of Catalonia this Tuesday amid social unrest in different sectors –especially, the entities defending the right to housing and the education sector–, and with the horizon of a new electoral cycle. In the midst of this climate, Illa, according to sources … Continued
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