The PP rules out "absolutely" an agreement to renew the Judiciary before the end of the year

"I absolutely rule it out." With these words, the general secretary of the Popular Party, Teodoro García Egea, has cooled any possibility that his formation closes an agreement with the Government to renew the General Council of the Judicial Power (CGPJ) before the end of the year, thus maintaining the blockade of his party to the renewal of the highest organ of the judges, pending since 2018. The 'number two' of the PP thus disparages the Minister of Justice, Juan Carlos Campo, who in the last hours had taken for granted the agreement with the popular .

In an interview on the program Al Rojo Vivo of La Sexta, García Egea has once again put on the table the three demands of his party to close the pact with Justice: "No one from Podemos participates in the negotiation, they must withdraw the infamous law they have presented, and the law proposed by the PP must be approved so that no politician can be the state attorney general. "

"If the Government really wanted to advance in a depoliticization of justice, it would be very easy," added the secretary general of the popular, insisting over and over again on the three conditions that the PP sets to achieve an agreement with the progressive Executive . "I prefer that the CGPJ continue as it is than to make a bad negotiation in which leaders of Podemos enter the institutions that they despise," he added.

Asked about this veto to those of Pablo Iglesias, García Egea has assured that Unidos Podemos "is the party that has whitewashed and has introduced Bildu" in the negotiation of the Budgets. "The confederal group, he added," has made some attacks against the institution "and has made" statements against the institutions of the State. "That is why he has insisted that United We Can not enter into the negotiation despite being part of the Government." There are other majorities, "he has settled.