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The Government intends to adopt the 'Law Sinde' without debate or amendments
* Sustainable Economy Act would be approved in one meeting of the Economic Committee held on Tuesday 21 December.
* The use of full legislative power suppresses the passage of the Act by the Senate.
* United States wants to weaken the legislation with amendments.
Despite many months of protests and debates about the controversial 'Sinde Law' seems to be adopted next Tuesday on the fast track, without debate or amendments, "hidden" within the Law of Sustainable Economy . The Government attempts to use legal procedure called "legislative competence full ", used for minor laws or broad consensus. The formula will enable the Commission of Economy and Finance passed the bill directly to the Senate without going through the House of Congress. Once it has been amended and voted on the Senate and has returned to Congress, it can ignore the amendments and decide only vote that the law is passed.
Thus, the Sustainable Economy Act adopted at a single meeting of the Committee held on Tuesday 21 December. Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba, vice president, spokesman and Minister of Interior, and expressed the intention that the Act comes into Sustainable Economy force in February. Now, sources say that the Socialists would like to Executive was approved by 31 December.
However, there are groups that disagree with this procedure and have requested that proceedings be long due to the complexity of a law that should be discussed in more depth. Despite the intentions of the PSOE, many doubt that party finally perform this express approval precisely an issue that has been given a great significance during the current legislature.
To perform this procedure, it takes more than 51% of the votes. Sustainable network as the platform, the PSOE and PNV and has agreed with CC, and is about to get the support of CiU in exchange for an agreement on "a little oversight to management entities." The urgency of the Government comes largely from U.S. pressure: Wikileaks reveals U.S. involvement in the creation of the 'Law Sinde "and how" the U.S. government does not want the law to be weakened by the amended. "

Source: 20 minutes