The president of the Popular Party, Pablo Casado, has opined this Sunday that the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, will be responsible if a fifth wave of Covid-19 occurs in Spain for not having implemented a pandemic law. Leader of the opposition, the country has gone “from a state of alarm to a state of chaos,” after the state of alarm decreed by the central Executive declined six months ago last night without Sánchez having put in place an adequate legal framework for the CCAA can continue to take measures against the virus. Instead, Sánchez has chosen because it is the autonomous governments that, in their opinion, request their corresponding Courts of Justice to adopt measures that limit fundamental rights. A formula that has generated the contradiction that in some Autonomous Communities, such as Valencia and the Balearic Islands, the curfew is legal, while in others such as the Basque Country and the Canary Islands, it is not. For Casado, the socialist leader «will be responsible if There is another wave without the CCAA having the pandemic law that we have been offering for a year and will answer to the Justice and a parliamentary commission for the worst management in the world, as Oxford has denounced. With Sánchez we went from a state of alarm to chaos. It will be responsible if there is another wave without the CCAA having the pandemic law that we have been offering for a year. And he will answer to Justice and a parliamentary commission for the worst management in the world, as reported by Oxford pic.twitter.com/8RtsuDXzJX – Pablo Casado Blanco (@pablocasado_) May 9, 2021 For his part, the President of the Government celebrated today that With the end of the state of alarm, the recovery of Spain begins, something that he already affirmed in July of last year when he assured that we had defeated the virus.The pandemic has once again shown us the value of unity. Our common action has been key against the virus and it will also be so now that we begin the recovery. Let us promote together a Europe of solidarity, green, social, which protects its citizens more than ever. #EuropeDay pic.twitter.com/xam3rSgt3M – Pedro Sánchez (@sanchezcastejon) May 9, 2021
