The candidate criticizes Sánchez’s “zeal” for “dividing the Spanish” and accuses him of endangering the “constitutional structure” Tamames may also request the reform of the electoral legislation to forestall the “overrepresentation” of the pro-independence events The speech, which It consists of 31 pages, it nonetheless needs to be permitted by Vox
31 pages devoted to 30 chapters and a folio for the conclusions. That is the size of the speech that Ramón Tamames has written for the movement of no confidence in opposition to Pedro Sánchez that will likely be held on March 21 and 22. A textual content that has but to obtain the approval of Vox and that, for the second, solely a bunch of leaders of the formation would have learn.
According to the draft of the speech, superior by ‘eldiario.es’, the Vox candidate will defend the Spanish Transition whereas demanding an advance of the final elections to May 28; he’ll criticize the “idealized Second Republic” within the Democratic Memory Law and can ask to reform the electoral legislation in order that the pro-independence events don’t obtain “overrepresentation” and affect within the Government of Spain.
According to the textual content, Tamames will start with a press release of causes and because of the chief of the occasion proposing the movement, Santiago Abascal, for permitting him to return to Congress and, in his phrases, “pay personally” a “final tribute to the protection of the pursuits present and way forward for Spain”.
After reviewing his tutorial and political profession, the economist focuses his message on the President of the Government, whom he calls for for the “pressing” name for normal elections for May 28, making them coincide with the municipal and regional elections.
An “idealized Second Republic”
Tamames recollects the demonstration on January 1 within the Plaza de Cibeles in Madrid the place individuals “demonstrated for the fundamental liberties of all peoples”, amongst which he cites “our widespread language, Spanish” which, in his opinion, ” is reviled” in Catalonia. Thus, he makes Sánchez ugly that he doesn’t present the “will to appropriate the recurring breaches” of the Generalitat concerning the choice of the Superior Court of Justice of Catalonia (TSJC) to adjust to 25% of Spanish within the faculties of stated neighborhood.
In this sense, the candidate additionally criticizes the “eagerness” of the chief govt to “divide the Spanish” and “attempt to dictate the historical past” of the Spanish nation to his liking with the approval of a partisan Democratic Memory Law that’s lacking to “the reality” and favors “an idealized Second Republic”.
In this area, Tamames additionally spoke concerning the Spanish civil conflict wherein, in accordance with what he says, “there’s not a superb and a nasty aspect” and on each side “atrocities have been dedicated”. This, affirms Tamames, is “misrepresenting the reality” and attempting to “throw away the 1977 Amnesty Law.”
The constitutional structure, in danger
Later, the candidate evaluations the completely different presidents that Spain has had since Felipe González, José María Aznar and Mariano Rajoy, charging in opposition to the assignments that these governments made, in accordance with criticism, to the pro-independence events, particularly the Executive of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, who made them “with obvious satisfaction”.
However, the candidate sees within the stage of Pedro Sánchez that the “constitutional structure” that was agreed upon within the Transition is in peril as a result of, in his opinion, “the State of Autonomies itself has been deformed, wherein the primary goal now of the separatist companions -of Sánchez- is to render ineffective article 2 of the Constitution on the indissoluble unity of the Spanish nation”.
Thus, Tamames as soon as once more insists on the decision for elections in order that the present coalition authorities doesn’t proceed granting “probably the most dangerous legislative assignments” to the investiture companions “who’re placing that 1978 constitutional structure in danger.” “Spain is extra like a contemporary absorbing autocracy,” he emphasizes in his writing.
In this context, the economist requires a reform of the electoral legislation to forestall the “overrepresentation” of the pro-independence events from the outgoing “new authorities of the Nation” after this advance of the elections and that it’s “the generality of the Spanish folks that safeguards the way forward for Spain and never its dissolution”.
In addition, it warns that nationalist forces substitute the idea of “nationalities with nations” till the precise of self-determination of countries and areas is mirrored. Thus, Tamames will query Parliament if “it will settle for the try to vary the political regime with out prior recourse to articles 166 and following of reform of the Constitution.”
Attempt to manage the judges
He may also accuse the Government of wanting to manage the judges; it can suggest that “the designation of the magistrates of the Supreme Court and the Constitutional Court be for all times”, as within the Council of State; and can censor the “abuse” of decree legal guidelines by the Executive, along with creating legal guidelines “which are dangerous to the nation” such because the “solely sure is sure” legislation.
In reference to Spanish overseas coverage, Tamames factors out three circumstances: Morocco, Gibraltar and Latin America. As for the primary, he criticizes that the final High Level Meeting (RAN) that was held on February 2 in Rabat was “tarnished” by the absence of King Mohamed VI, which was changed by a telephone name.
In the identical means, he cites the problem of Western Sahara, which represents a “downside to be solved” as a result of change in fact in “Spanish politics” whose penalties, he assures, will likely be “particularly adverse within the case of Algeria.”