LOGROÑO, May 7. (EUROPA PRESS) –
The President of the Government of La Rioja, Gonzalo Capellán, will respond this Thursday, starting at 9:00 a.m., in Parliament, in a plenary session, about the first months at the head of the Executive and about the baccalaureate check.
The questions to the president will be initiated by the spokesperson for the Socialist Parliamentary Group, Javier García, about “if he considers that he is doing everything possible to reach agreements on community matters”, which will be followed by another of his PP counterpart, Cristina Maiso, to to know “what assessment the president makes of the first months of the current legislature” and also about the policies regarding the fight against depopulation in La Rioja.
Maiso will also ask Capellán about the ‘Escenario Vivo’ program, to give way to a question raised by the spokesperson for the Podemos-IU Parliamentary Group, Henar Moreno, about what opinion the president of the Riojan Government deserves about “the so-called high school check that only benefits the most privileged in our community.
Next, questions will be raised to the Rioja Executive about the green harvest, ADER subsidies for self-employed workers, also about the ‘high school voucher’, early childhood education or about the latest data from the EPA.
The Parliamentary Groups will also question the Government about the support for people with autism spectrum disorders and their families, the Commission for the analysis of the management and activity of the Ciudad del Envase y el Embalaje Foundation developed in the Parliament of La Rioja or on industrial land.
Subsequently, Podemos-IU will question the regional Executive about the natural environment and landscape, while the PSOE will do so about the prevention of occupational risks of the Government of La Rioja. They will be followed by three consequential motions of interpellation on gender violence, the repeal of all policies inspired by the European Green Deal and the 2030 Agenda, and the management of waiting lists for surgical interventions and those for access to medical consultation. specialists.
PROPOSITIONS NOT OF LAW
Next, a series of Non-Law Proposals will be debated. The first from the PSOE to urge the Rioja Government to prepare, together with experts, associations in defense of heritage and civil society, within a maximum period of one year, a Shock Plan of Heritage at Risk of Disappearance in La Rioja, for the protection, conservation, rehabilitation, revitalization, improvement and promotion of cultural heritage in imminent danger of disappearance, provided with a schedule and sufficient financing for its execution.
For its part, the PP will defend that the Government of Spain be urged to modify Royal Decree 139/2011, of February 4, for the development of the List of Wild Species under Special Protection Regime and the Spanish Catalog of Endangered Species, circumscribing to the wolf south of the Duero in the corresponding annexes.
Vox, for its part, will ask that families be made the center of public policies, incorporating the family perspective in all regulations and public actions through reports that evaluate the impact of the regulation on the lives of families. especially in matters of education, health, housing and transportation, taking into account their needs and problems and, in turn, placing special emphasis on those measures aimed at promoting motherhood and conciliation.
The Podemos-IU Parliamentary Group will demand that the appropriate steps be taken, in collaboration with the rest of the administrations, for the acquisition of the current Moderno de Logroño cinemas, for their recovery as a cultural hub for the city of Logroño.
Subsequently, Vox will urge the Government of Spain to “reject the content of the popular legislative initiative currently being processed in the Congress of Deputies, whose final approval would lead to the regularization of more than five hundred thousand illegal immigrants.”
Afterwards, a joint PNL between Podemos-IU and the PSOE will be discussed to fulfill the commitment made with the legal representatives of the Calzados FAL workers, complementing the benefits received by the workers affected by the ERTE due to force majeure.
The plenary session will close with the debate on a proposal from the Socialists for the Government of Spain to declare the work carried out by members of the National Police and the Civil Guard as a risky profession.
