The PP is opposed to control the travel of the parliamentarians

The PP, with the president of the Congress, Jesus Posada, the head, is opposed to control the travel of the deputies and senators. At this time, parliamentarians do not have to justify any of its displacement and receive the amount of their travel by plane, train and boat. In addition, they don't realize the amount of displacement, nor does it contain information about the trips made by each one.

In this same sense, the deputy of the PP and second vice-president of the Congress, Dolors Monserrat, has called on National Radio that will apply the presumption of innocence of parliamentarians and keep in mind that your movements are for work reasons. Has rejected that is controlled.

"If that is perfectly controlling travel, there is really a strict control of all the travel arrangements for all members and all the senators and really put your hand in the fire by all of them. We are very responsible, very austere and we are very clear that we are paying with public money and that we use this money to exercise our role", has been sentenced.

José Manuel Barreiro, spokesman for the PP in the Senate, has spoken in favor of more control and transparency on these trips, but without greater precision.

Alonso has admitted that there is no control nor in the parliamentary group, nor in the Congress. One of them, Deputy Carlos Muñoz, has resigned when he was going to be published that made private travel to the Canary Islands from Teruel in charge of the Congress. Neither the Camera nor his group knew nothing about.

The publication of the now president of Extremadura, José Antonio Mónago, made 32 private travel -according to the accounts of public-, has fueled the controversy and he has done several groups that have been raised today various initiatives. For example, the spokesman for the PSOE in the Senate, Mary Chivite, has announced that his group will be asked to justify the travel and if it is not done in 15 days it will deduct the amount of its payroll.