The Popular Group, together with Vox, has avoided this Wednesday the disapproval of the Cortes of the Vice President of the Board, Juan García-Gallardo, for "lack of respect" for the socialist attorney, Noelia Frutos, requested by the PSOE and supported by all the opposition that has considered that there was "an overreach and a verbal excess" the way in which he referred to it.

In a harsh debate, Patricia Gómez has lamented that for the PP there are first and second class people, in the position that leaves people with disabilities, while David Hierro (Vox) has defended the facts over the words and Raúl de la Hoz has accused the PSOE of turning the Cortes ""into an increasingly dirty and disgusting quagmire", and has wondered if that is the image it wants to give.

The disapproval has not gone ahead due to the vote against PP and Vox, although it was signed by the entire opposition, which joined the Socialist Group in criticizing the number two of the Executive for "lack of respect" for Noelia Frutos.

At the end of the debate, García-Gallardo has asked for the floor to maintain his position and ensure that Frutos wants forgiveness to be "offended" and continue to be "instrumented by his party." “She Not only has she lost the opportunity to apologize, but she has once again disrespected a parliamentarian,” Patricia Gómez has snapped, reports Ical.