The PP deputy Silvia Casas has defended that the decree on extracurricular activities approved on August 25 by the Government of Aragon "is a pioneering norm in Spain" and has accused the PSOE of wanting to "continue poisoning a sensitive issue that must be addressed with rigor and responsibility."
Casas has responded this way to the socialist deputy Jorge Pastor, who had previously expressed his rejection of this decree. As he pointed out, just like Pedro Sánchez, the PSOE parliamentarian from Aragon "was on vacation" and took a week to comment on the new regulation, also emphasizing that he has not analyzed it in depth.
The representative of the PP has also indicated that this decree will have a transitional character and that the Government of Aragon is working on the approval of a broader regulation to govern extracurricular activities.