Catalonia demands police powers in ports and airports in response to rising crime
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During the final day of the General Policy Debate on Thursday in Barcelona, the Parliament of Catalonia approved a resolution demanding the transfer of security powers for the region's ports and airports within a three-month period. According to the regional parliament, this measure is intended to address a growing presence of international crime in the area.
In addition to the security demands, the Catalan chamber passed a resolution promoted by ERC calling for a broad political and civil agreement to resolve the political conflict between the Catalan government and the Spanish state.
During the same legislative session, the Parliament rejected a motion to reprimand Generalitat President Salvador Illa and demand a change in government direction. This proposal was defeated thanks to the combined votes of the PSC, ERC, and Comuns.
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Infobae (Cataluña pide competencias policiales en puertos y aeropuertos ante el auge delincuencial)Focuses on the regional demand for police powers to combat crime.
Infobae (El Parlament catalán rechaza reprobar a Illa gracias a los votos de PSC, ERC y Comuns)Emphasizes the parliamentary vote protecting President Salvador Illa from reprimand.
Infobae (El Parlament pide un gran acuerdo político y civil sobre el 'conflicto' Cataluña-Estado)Highlights the push for a major political agreement regarding the state-Catalonia conflict.
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