The PSOE "will not touch" self-determination in its amendments but will seek to give more "legal certainty" to the Trans Law

• Trans Law Spain, among the most permissive countries for gender self-determination from the age of 14

The PSOE has announced that "it will not touch" the part of gender self-determination in its amendments to the

, however, it has recognized that it plans to use the processing in

to promote some changes that allow greater "legal certainty "to the law.

This is pointed out by socialist sources from the parliamentary group of Congress, who have justified that they intend to make certain improvements to the legislative text in the face of the real risk that the Trans Law ends up being appealed to the

by the Popular Party or Vox.

In the midst of a strong internal division within the PSOE and an increase in tension with United We Can for having delayed the processing of the law, the Socialists have tried to send a message of calm by saying that they will not touch "the part of gender self-determination ", which for Irene Montero is the cornerstone and non-negotiable of her bill.

Thus, the socialist sources consulted focus the party's "doubts" on "equating some violence to gender violence."

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