The Popular Party (PP) in Spain is embroiled in a crisis following its support for a controversial reform that could expedite the release of ETA prisoners.

The reform allows for the deduction of prison time served abroad, a move that has sparked internal conflict and public outrage.

Party leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo has apologized to the Association of Victims of Terrorism, blaming the government and Bildu for the situation.

Despite calls for resignations, parliamentary spokesperson Miguel Tellado has resisted, emphasizing collective responsibility.

The reform, which was not thoroughly scrutinized by PP members, has led to a blame game within the party, with some members demanding accountability.

The PP is now urging the government to withdraw the reform to prevent its implementation.