Fraga: it would have to weigh the nationalists' hanging from somewhere '

Founder president of the PP, Manuel Fraga, has been considered that would be required to balance the weight of nationalist parties "hanging from somewhere" because "the Nationalism, by definition, is the opposite to the defense of Spain. "

At a breakfast forum of the New Information Society, the senator's PP has responded well to be asked about whether he believes it would have to weigh up the role and weight of the nationalist parties.

"It would have to weigh hanging from somewhere," said Fraga, who, faced with the question of whether he could realize what he was referring, responded: "Nationalism, by definition, is the opposite to the defense of Spain."

Fraga has also expressed his "utter disregard" by the words of Joan ERC deputy PM in an act of the Young of his party on the anniversary of the Constitution, which he called "corrupt" to the Constitutional Court and yelled " Bourbon to death. "

Fraga, who has been "shocked" by these words of afternoon, began his speech by recalling the 30th anniversary of the Magna Carta held last Saturday "a very original" and, at that time, he referred to Members of ERC and has recalled that "advantage" this event "for insulting the King himself."

PP senator has praised the role played by the King in the Transition, as well as her figure, and has emphasized the "scandal" that afternoon called "corrupt body" to the Constitutional Court "is the most thick "it has heard in his life. "All these things and many others would say, over forty," he Apostille Fraga.

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Founder of the Popular Party had hoped that the Constitutional Court, which has yet to rule on the resources brought to the Statute of Catalonia, "beyond the grave insult to which he was subjected, like King, for a Catalan political, is capable of overcoming the pressures that are being subjected at this time. "

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Meanwhile, the leader of the 'popular', Mariano Rajoy, has sought to downplay iron to the words of their senator. Rajoy has been unwilling to make any statement and has merely stated that they did not believe "that Fraga will hang up anybody."

The opposition leader noted that in his view "the nationalists have a different way of seeing things" and that "provided they act within the constitutional framework can do it." But it added that "if they are the constitutional framework can not do that because everybody is obliged to obey the law and nationalists."

Both nationalist parties like the PSOE have responded to the words of Fraga demanding that the PP "" in the words of the secretary of the Regional Policy and Institutional PSOE, Mar Moreno-founder of the party to the president for his statements.

"Fraga can say and have all the freedom of expression, despite what he thinks and defended many times," he said on his part the president of ERC, Joan Puigcercs. He said that the Catalan political progress must be made and "look forward" and assume that Fraga is a drag of history. "

Neither the spokesman of BNG in Congress, Francisco Jorquera, it was offended: "I do not want to offend, but who can," warned the nationalist, to requesting the PP a "a unanimous reprobation" of the words Fraga and, "even", "delivery" of the record of a senator "in the Upper House.