Congress will observe a minute of silence for

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Agencies  will pay tribute on Wednesday toy keeping a minute of silence before the Control Plenary and later, when circumstances allow, it will organize an event to honor the person who was its president between who died this Monday at 85 years due to natural causes. The president of the Chambe has announced her intention to propose this Tuesday to the Board of Spokespersons that the plenary session on Wednesday , which will only be attended by fifty deputies and members of the Government, begins with that memory of the former deputy. of the Democratic Center Union (UCD) who was at the head of Congress during the attempted coup d'état of February 23, 1981 and under whose presidency the Regulations of the Chamber, still in force, were approved. " Unfortunately, the current health emergency prevents us from offering the Congress offices to install the funeral chapel ," Batet lamented through a message.

Published on his Twitter account, collected by Europa Press. by  may like Brussels disavows Josep Borrell and deals a setback to the Government for its support for UNRWA Following the recommendations of the House Health and Safety Committee, on March 10, the Congress Board susp Tokelau Email List ended all extra-parliamentary activities that involved an influx of people, but, as soon as usual activities can be resumed, this event will be organized to honor to Lavilla. That is the commitment that Batet has acquired with the family of the deceased during the conversation he had with Juan José Lavilla, one of the sons of who was also Minister of Justice in the first Government of Adolfo Suárez and one of the key figures in the Transition from dictatorship to democracy. Previous article A reporter tests a system against covid-19 and tests 'positive' live Next article Cs reproaches lack of measures against domestic violence in quarantine Share.



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