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PP Demands Sánchez Comply With Monthly Senate Questioning Rule

The opposition moves to enforce a March reform that makes prime ministerial appearances a legal obligation.

Overview

  • The Partido Popular sent a formal letter reproaching Pedro Sánchez for about a year and a half without attending Senate control sessions, noting a single appearance on March 12, 2024.
  • The letter, signed by Senate spokeswoman Alicia García, asserts the only way to avoid the obligation would be to step down from the premiership.
  • The PP cites the March 2025 rules change requiring the head of government to answer questions in the Senate plenary at least once a month during ordinary sessions.
  • García announced an urgent summons for Equality Minister Ana Redondo to the next plenary over the ‘pulseras antimaltrato’ case, with a motion on her dismissal to be debated and voted.
  • The PP also scheduled Oct. 9 committee appearances in the Koldo inquiry, including Claudia Montes and Tribunal de Cuentas president Enriqueta Chicano, while sharpening attacks on Vox and outlining immigration priorities.