The Government reiterates that will prevent the Catalan consultation – Atlantic Journal

The Government reiterates that will prevent the Catalan consultation – Atlantic Journal

nnn Mariano Rajoy’s government will not change its position on the demand for sovereignty talks in Catalonia after mobilization of the National Day last Thursday because although such manifestations respects, believes that the Constitution protects that prevents Catalan separatists pretenses. A day after parties and favored consultation for independence organizations capsized in the streets of Barcelona, ​​the central executive and the president of the Catalan Generalitat, Artur Mas, reiterated their arguments, while parties like the PSOE redoubled their call to a dialogue between the two governments to find a solution.

 Respect for mass participation in the celebrations of the National Day convened by organizations for independence has been expressed by the vice president, Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría, following the meeting of the Council of Ministers. But stressing that the Constitution is what protects the right to demonstrate, he said that the same constitutional text that establishes mechanisms to change the system.

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 Hence recalcase the government can not change its stance on the query because no drift “on a whim or a decision,” but of the Constitution, which requires all governments “right now and in the future, in Spain and Catalonia. ” He therefore requested the Parliament of Catalonia reflection not to approve the law of consultation and said that, if it goes ahead, the Government will prevent its entry into force with an appeal to the Constitutional Court to lead to immediate suspension retroactively.

 If Saenz de Santamaria hoped that Mas continue to fulfill its word not to conduct an illegal consultation, the President of the Government reaffirmed its commitment to summon all “democratic security” so that the result is “understood everywhere “. “.. Sure he will vote Another thing is how all conditions not strictly dependent on us,” said Mas before warning: “If we do well the query will be like a boomerang that will fall on us.” For More, mobilization during the National Day should result in the Government of Rajoy some reaction.

 Given the entrenched positions of the central executive and the Generalitat, the leader of the PSOE, Pedro Sánchez, appealed to the will and the leadership of Rajoy and Mas to build bridges and seek a political solution that can be converted into a “crisis of state.” And the solution, in his view, can come from the socialist proposal for a reform of the Constitution.

 If ERC, speaking through his deputy spokesman, Oriol Amorós, asked other favored consultation “be strong” parties to make it a reality, the president of the Catalan PP, Alicia Sánchez Camacho, and the leader of Ciutadans, Albert Rivera, charged at Mas for his role in the sovereigntist process and warned that it will generate frustration in Catalonia when the 9N consultation is concluded. n