Marlaska reaffirms the “lack of belief” within the Colonel of the Civil Guard however guarantees to adjust to the judicial resolutionAna Vázquez calls Marlaska a “tyrant” and the minister as soon as once more stands up for the previous director of the Civil Guard, María Gámez: “He resigned for democratic decency” The minister and the PP conflict over corruption and throw the previous administrators of the Civil Guard, Roldán and Gámez, and the ‘Kitchen’ within the face
Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska continues to be within the eye of the Popular Party hurricane. The Supreme Court ruling that annulled as unlawful the dismissal of Colonel Pérez de los Cobos or the true property issues of the previous director of the Civil Guard, María Gámez, have given ammunition to the favored ones that as we speak have gone additional. They are not happy along with his dismissal. They additionally consider that the minister ought to step down as a decide when he leaves politics.
“Execute the sentence and go away. You aren’t approved to be a minister. Nor to train the judicial profession,” the favored deputy Ana Vázquez snapped at him throughout the management session to the Government on Wednesdays in Congress
Marlaska, who yesterday made it clear that he doesn’t intend to resign, as soon as once more reaffirmed his “lack of confidence” within the Colonel of the Civil Guard, however he guarantees to adjust to the judicial resolution.
“The lack of belief stays. We adjust to the judicial resolutions,” careworn the Minister of the Interior.
A response that has not happy the favored. Ana Vázquez has known as him “tyrant” and “arbitrary” and has accused him of “unprotecting” the Civil Guard “till the final second”. The in style deputy has launched the newest data that impacts the previous director of the Civil Guard, María Gámez, and that relates her husband to the acquisition of as much as 4 residences in 11 years value greater than two million euros, and has come to check with Luis Roldán.
“You are huge together with your subordinates and small with the corrupt PSOE,” he reproached him. The minister has not left the script set after the resignation of Gámez final week. “The director of the Civil Guard resigned out of democratic decency. Something that you’re unaware of,” Fernando Grande-Marlaska has settled, counterattacking with the ‘Kitchen’ operation and former minister Jorge Fernández Díaz.
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