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New tremors in the heart of the Government.

Yolanda Díaz, second vice president and leader of United We Can in the Council of Ministers, has requested the "urgent" call of the

of the coalition with the PSOE to deal with the increase in defense spending, which the

oppose frontally .

"There is concern," admitted the also Minister of Labor after remarking that United We Can was not informed that the Council of Ministers would approve this Tuesday a loan of 1,000 million euros for the

.

In fact, she has specified that she herself found out about the approval of this package through the press.

An extreme that

categorically denies when asserting that all the ministerial departments were aware of the measure and none opposed it.

Now, Díaz asks to convene the state monitoring table of the government coalition to deal with the matter "serenely."

He also demands that the opposition be made aware of this increase through the Cortes.

In any case, Díaz rules out breaking the coalition with the PSOE and has promised to continue taking care of the alliance because, he considered, "there is no alternative."

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