For the first time in 45 years of democracy, the Senate will raise a conflict between constitutional bodies against the Congress of Deputies.
The Senate Table will require the Congress to withdraw the Amnesty Law Proposal.
The PP is using an uncommon institutional decision as a resource for dubious considerations of the 'unconstitutionality' of the norm.
Opposition to the Amnesty Law is unlikely to automatically suspend its processing.
The PP runs the risk of their requirement being dismissed, thus generating a significant setback to their theses against amnesty.
It seems possible that the PP is following a 'maximal opposition' strategy in an attempt to compete with Vox.
Conclusion: The PP's action is strategically dubious and likely lacks a solid legal foundation, appearing to be more of a political tactic that is unlikely to prevent the continuation of the legislative procedure.