Prohens calls the general policy debate for October 20th

PalmaWork is piling up for the parliamentary groups ahead of next week. The President of the Government, Marga Prohens, submitted a document to Parliament this Tuesday proposing October 20th as the date for the general policy debate. It will be the last one of the legislative term in which the President will report on her Government's actions and it will foreseeably be framed in electoral terms.

In the text addressed to the President of Parliament, Gabriel Le Senne, Prohens, who is on an official trip to Brussels, reported that the Governing Council last Friday chose this date. Thus, she requests that he apply article 181.1 of the Chamber's Regulations and convene the annual debate. Furthermore, she explains that the session could be developed over several sessions, so it may be extended for a few days.

In the last general policy debate, the president emphasized the anti-immigration discourse and spoke about the demographic challenge of the Islands. At a time of broken relations with Vox, she avoided putting major announcements on the table. On this occasion, and with harmony with the far right now restored, the general policy debate will be tinged with a marked electoral tone, as it will take place a few weeks before the official start of the campaign for the general elections on November 29th.