Authoritative voices of the pp in brussels explain to this newspaper that " on the continent, induction to commit a crime is legally reprehensible , but apparently this is not the case in the united kingdom ." for this reason, and to avoid “entering into a long and expensive process against the 'sunday times', which would necessarily involve a battle over which jurisdiction is applicable ,” any legal action against the newspaper has been dismissed. Meps 'pass' from the british newspaper the sources consulted by ecd have also ruled out media measures against the newspaper, although they do not consider that this is necessary. “if anyone in the european parliament receives any type of contact or call from the sunday times, they are going to think long and hard before answering ...,” they say from brussels.As el confidencial digital has learned , the pp leadership has observed a new government strategy to attack the pp deputies and in the process 'cover' the most delicate issues , such as the ere in andalusia, the growth in the number of unemployed or the 'pheasant case'. For this, the figures of josé bono and javier rojo have gained special importance .



Authoritative voices from genoa affirm that "In two weeks we have gone from overtime to elena salgado and bono accused us of insulting the moral lesson offered by rojo to our group." the pp leadership has been outraged by the behavior of both in the Special Database last government control sessions , which were more tense than usual: --on april 13, after a question from cristóbal montoro to elena salgado in congress , josé bono decided to give the minister six more seconds for her response, whose time had ended after some murmurs in the chamber. The presidential decision provoked new protests in the 'popular bench', used by bono himself to accuse pp deputies of having insulted him. --two wednesdays later, on the 27th, it was javier rojo who took advantage of the comments that arose from a question to manuel chaves about the ere of andalusia to send a harsh reprimand to the senators for not remaining silent, calling their behavior “regrettable.







Attitude and predicting “ an embarrassment for everyone present when they see themselves on television .” for the pp leadership, “both bono and rojo managed to ensure that the only thing highlighted by the media was their intervention and not the questions to the government.” the day after both control sessions, “the news programs and newspapers forgot about the economy or the ere to only highlight the speeches of both.” this is an old technique of the psoe the “more than hostile” attitude of the presidents of the chambers is not new for the 'popular' because “it is an old technique of parliamentarism that the psoe already used in previous stages. In its day, it was highly exploited by felipe gonzález. Sources from genoa consulted by ecd explain that “the government's objective is to discredit parliamentarians. They want to give the impression that there is no real alternative to the current executive and that is why bono and rojo are going to attack us.