Sánchez gives a nod to the PSC with José Zaragoza to preside over the Constitutional Commission and Feijo promotes the PPCV with Alberto Fabra for the Defense Commission.

PSOE, PP and Sumar have shared the presidencies of the Congressional Commissions that are today constituted in the Chamber. With this step, legislative activity can begin immediately. The socialists will preside over a total of 17 commissions, 14 of them legislative, including the majority of those in charge of state policies; two mixed with the Senate and one of those mandatory by law. The PP, for its part, will lead five legislative elections; five mixed and two mandatory by law and Add five legislative and one mixed.

In this new legislature, Pedro Sánchez wanted to send a nod to the PSC, which had been left aside in the distribution of ministerial portfolios, by imposing deputy José Zaragoza as president of one of the most important commissions of Congress, the Constitutional Commission.

Zaragoza, has been a deputy since 2011 and has always been dedicated to politics. He was one of the fifteen socialist deputies who broke voting discipline and opposed the investiture of Mariano Rajoy in October 2016 to begin the twelfth legislature. A fan of network

For his part, Alberto Nez Feijo promotes the popular Valencians by placing Alberto Fabra from Castellón, former president of the Valencian Community between 2011 and 2015, at the head of the Defense Commission, succeeding Francisco Camps. The PPCV had not come out well in the distribution of positions in the new popular dome in which the Castilians from León, Madrid and Aragonese have benefited.

The Asturian Adriana Lastra also appears in the socialist quota as the new president of the Commission of the Pact against Gender Violence; the Valencian Alejandro Soler will head the Treasury; the former vice president Carmen Calvo will repeat as head of the Equality and the former minister Jos Luis Balos, the Interior.

The PP will have the Galician Pedro Puy, parliamentary spokesperson for twelve years in Galicia, presiding over the Economy Commission; and with Sandra Moneo from Burgos to head the Science, Innovation and Universities department. In addition, the former minister and former president of Congress, Ana Pastor, will lead the Joint National Security Commission that will be established in the near future.

Regarding Sumar, Carlos Martín will chair the Budget Commission; Ana Vidal (Comunes), from Work; Gerardo Pisarello (Comunes), Culture; Agustín Santos, Health; Noem Santana ( Podemos ), Social Rights and Engracia Rivera ( IU ), the Mixed for Sustainable Development.

In this distribution, the PNV also wins, as it will preside over the Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Commission with Joseba Agirretxea; Together we have to lead Road Safety and ERC to lead Industry with Ins Granollers and Children and Youth with Jordi Salvador.

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