In the same way that part of the citizenry perceives the Lower House as a place in which, affectionately said, less work is done than it should, there is also the feeling that the Congress of Deputies is a kind of omniscient institution, it is to say, that he knows everything that makes up reality and even that which enters the field of the possible. As a general rule, the former is not true, but the latter is certainly not.
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