The Plenary Session of Congress resumes its activity with the validation or repeal of the Royal Decree-Law on urgent measures in the field of transport. The rule includes aid for rail freight transport of up to 15,000 euros per diesel locomotive, as well as for maritime cabotage transport based on the activity of the vessels, miles navigated, and ship size. Likewise, it establishes an automatic review of the price of road freight transport based on the variation of diesel fuel and the bonuses for taxis are extended.
Next, the Plenary Session of the Chamber will hold the full debate on the Bill to reform Article 43 of the Spanish Constitution to guarantee the right to voluntary termination of pregnancy, where the two proposed amendments for return will be voted on. In the event that the amendments are approved, the text will not be processed and, if they are rejected, its parliamentary processing will continue.
The next two weeks there is no Plenary Session. The coming one for being the beginning of the month and the following one to avoid influencing the Andalusian elections of May 17.