Montero reiterates that now she is willing to change the "yes is yes" law but insists that it is "well done"

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After the reduction of sentences for more than 400 sexual offenders, the Minister of Equality has reiterated this Sunday that, despite her initial resistance, she will now agree to change the law of

, as required by the PSOE wing in the bipartite Executive at the head of La Moncloa.

Even so, Irene Montero insists that the norm is "well done" and that "no reform" is going to prevent some judges from continuing to reduce sentences.

"We are willing to accept the conditions that the majority partner of the Government needs to come out together as a Government to face this offensive against the law, the coalition Government and the progressive, multinational and feminist majority", argued the also representative of Unidas Podemos in an act organized by his formation in the Círculo de Bellas Artes.

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