PP will denounce to the Court of Auditors the termination of the contract for the purchase of ammunition from Israel

The Popular Party intends to continue digging into the wound of the coalition government for the termination of the contract to buy bullets from Israel for more than 6 million euros. The PP has announced earlier this Friday—a day after President Pedro Sánchez disowned Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska—that he will denounce the decision before the Court of Auditors. “We will monitor all the steps taken in this arbitrary resolution and we…

The PP will ask the Court of Auditors to analyse the "accounting responsibility for undermining public revenues" of the termination of the contract for the purchase of bullets from Israel announced yesterday by the government after the pressures of Sumar to the PSOE. That is to say, to determine what cost it will have for the coffers of the State and, where appropriate, to require those responsible to pay for it themselves.

The People's Party will file a complaint with the Court of Auditors for the termination of the contract for the purchase of bullets with a company in Israel, stating that it is an "arbitrary" resolution and that it responds to "only political motives" against an award already published "up to" in the Official State Gazette (BOE). 'popular' sources have indicated that the Executive's decision to unilaterally cancel the contract of the Ministry of…

The People's Party is going to denounce to the Court of Auditors the termination of the contract of purchase from Israel of 15 million bullets, for "arbitrary". So it has...

They demand that the Minister of the Presidency explain how much it will cost Spain to break the contract with the Israeli company that was going to supply 15 million bullets

The spokesperson of the Popular Group in the Sanado, Alicia García, announced this Saturday in Valladolid that the PP will request the appearance in the Upper Chamber of the Defense Ministers, Margarita Robles; Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, and of the Presidency, Justice and relations with the Courts of Spain, Félix Bolaños, to give explanations about the termination of the contract of supply of bullets with an Israeli company.