The Constitution referred to by the Secretary General of the Episcopal Conference is 1978.
The Secretary General of the Episcopal Conference, Jose Maria Gil Tamayo, has recognized in “Herrera in COPE” the announcement of the PSOE to remove the subject of religion in schools has surprised him because he has made a democratic party that participated in the drafting of the Constitution, text “watching the religious fact as a positive “
Gil Tamayo said that “the subject of religion is not imposed on anyone,” but the reality is that in Spain there is a 70% of parents applying teaching religion for their children. Therefore, from the Episcopal Conference say that the idea of Pedro Sanchez “arouses problem at this point is beside ” and wonders if he will be looking for with this announcement “a fishing ground Feedback “
sacerdorte called attention to the socialist program that reminds you of times of “interventionist regimes” and wanted to clarify that The Church does not enjoy privileges and that the rights contained in the Constitution “have been extended to other religious, Muslim, Jewish and evangelical confessions” .
the secretary General of the Episcopal Conference adds that the PSOE “it seems to have happened to any page of the Constitution more than a century.” The current arrangements, he says, can improve further, but warns that behind the announcement Sánchez what may have is “eliminate charter schools.”
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