CONTROVERSY Complaints
Rubalcaba Aguirre directly accuses of ordering the 'listen'
The president of the Community of Madrid takes the allegations of "illegal wiretapping" Popular Party members.
updated on Monday 31/08/2009 14:24 hours
Hope Aguirre again speaks of listening to members of the PP. The president of the Community of Madrid said that "if any, Hayles" and considered the party who has made "the Government", directly accusing the Interior Minister Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba.
"The hear the one who has clearly made the Government. Mr. Rubalcaba, with birthdays and without him," Aguirre said, referring to "Happy Birthday" who sang the minister at a public event.
Telecinco In an interview, when asked by the spy in the Community of Madrid and the alleged persecution by the PP by the Government, said Aguirre that "listen ... any, Hayles." "We find every day in the media today but last week no other, with transcripts of conversations overheard always the same means of communication," he said.
And those listeners will always make you a member of the PP or the PP-minded people, and we are all reading the private talks with those members of the PP. That's listening. What is legal and has sent the judge? Will be on the record, what are legal, the judge has sent them, are in the summary and the summary have been removed?, Who has taken and why? and if so, Who has leaked to the media communication? The hear ... any, Hayles, "he said.
Zapatero calls for" responsibility and seriousness'
The Prime Minister, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, would not enter into the controversy and simply pedor for the fourth time "responsibility and seriousness "the PP, then these charges.
I come back to what I ordered, responsibility and seriousness to the whole world, in this case to the president of the Community of Madrid," Zapatero said at a news conference in Stockholm together Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt.
For its part, the Organizing Secretary of the PSOE, Leire Pajín, Aguirre demanded an "immediate correction" for his "serious allegations" the interior minister.
Pajín considered "absolutely outrageous" that Aguirre "is allowed to cast doubt on the Minister of Interior and its impeccable track record," especially when it has been "marked by their peers for spying in the Community of Madrid." And yet, he added that "do not you drop their heads in shame or, at least, that blushes."