The Congress Board has communicated this Friday to its members the agenda for their meeting next Tuesday and it includes the opening of a procedure to sanction the PP deputy Ana Vázquez, who in last Wednesday's session showed a pepper spray in the chamber to question the work of the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, due to the Ceuta crisis. The file will begin its internal journey with its approval next Tuesday and is based on article 101 of the Regulations of Congress, which provides for sanctions that can range from a mere warning to temporary suspension of her status as a deputy and some financial fine.
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