Unusual agreement in Congress. Sumar has facilitated this Tuesday with his abstention the processing of a PP initiative to increase parliamentary control over the shipment of weapons and military operations abroad. With this movement, which has broken the voting unity in the Government, it has managed to tie the support of those of Alberto Núñez Feijóo to the consideration of another law that seeks to prohibit evictions derived from mortgages with abusive clauses. The PP vote was not ultimately necessary since the law has gathered the support of the investiture bloc.
Sumar sought this Tuesday to achieve an important victory with a law to stop evictions caused by non-payment of mortgages that included abusive clauses. To secure the votes, he has tried to bring the PP closer to the text, although the initiative has obtained practically unanimity. 314 supports and the only votes against Vox. Meanwhile, the PP has obtained 174 supports and 30 abstentions. Without Sumar’s abstentions, the text would not have gone ahead.
“Today has been a good day,” celebrated the spokesperson for the plurinational group, Íñigo Errejón, who despite what sources from the group reported during the day has rejected that it is an exchange. “It is not one thing for another, both are good,” he defended. During the day, however, in Sumar they assured that there was a combined negotiation and that the supports were communicating vessels.
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