• The Generalitat paid the UN commission that asked to release the prisoners from the 'procés'

Citizens has requested the appearance of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Generalitat, Alfred Bosch, after EL MUNDO today revealed that the Generalitat donated 150,000 euros to the UN department on which the working group that requested the release of Oriol Junqueras depends , Jordi Cuixart and Jordi Sànchez when they were in provisional prison waiting to hear the ruling of the Supreme Court.

The liberal formation has already registered the request to appear in the Parliament, through its deputy Susana Beltrán.

Citizens demand explanations from Bosch before the Chamber because the contribution of public funds was made through the Catalan Agency for Development Cooperation, under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs directed by the president of ERC.

Propaganda for "buying wills"

Beltrán has denounced that «the money destined for development cooperation is being dedicated to separtist propaganda». «For Citizens we have been warning for years: Separatist politicians spend the money of all Catalans to buy wills. In Catalonia we have serious social problems such as waiting lists in dependence, which are the highest in all of Spain, or the high rate of child poverty. But that does not seem to matter to the Government, its only priority is the usual process , ”added Beltrán, who has also promised“ to continue doing the control that the Government of Spain does not do ”and until the Government“ assumes responsibilities and returns the money to all Catalans ».

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