Compromís urges summoning Pedro Sánchez before October 29
Compromís deputy Àgueda Micó demands that Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and his ministers testify before the congressional DANA committee.
KEY POINTS
- Compromís deputy Àgueda Micó demands Pedro Sánchez and his ministers testify.
- Testimonies are requested before October 29, the second anniversary of the DANA.
- Former regional president Carlos Mazón and Provincial Council President Vicent Mompó will also be summoned.
Compromís deputy Àgueda Micó announced that Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and his ministers must testify before the congressional committee investigating the DANA tragedy. Micó stated that their appearances should take place before October 29, which marks the second anniversary of the disaster.
During her press conference, the deputy also indicated that former regional president Carlos Mazón will be summoned again among the first when the committee resumes its work.
Additionally, Micó noted that Valencia Provincial Council President Vicent Mompó should be called back to testify before the commission.
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