US EditionFeijóo: “60% of Extremadurans Want an Understanding Between Pp and Vox”
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The first contact between the President-in-Office of Extremadura, María Guardiola, and Vox’s candidate, Oscar Fernández, took place on Tuesday, December 23. It consisted of a telephone call “of courtesy” two days after the PP leader won the regional elections with 29 seats—one more than in the previous elections—but without an absolute majority to govern. Nothing has moved since then, with the enjundia talks held after Christmas. Meanwhile, Albe…
The national president of the PP and leader of the opposition, Alberto Núñez Feijóo , told Vox that the strategy of presenting himself “not to govern” can be profitable “for a while”, but not “all the time”, and warned the Santiago Abascal party that it would be “irresponsibility” to force an electoral repetition in Extremadura, where the PP seeks support to invest its candidate, María Guardiola.
Diario de Jerez
El Día de CórdobaThe most seasoned palm trees of the government coincide in the diagnosis/announcement: Pedro Sánchez takes advantage of his Christmas break to “think of a turn, a blow of effect” that counteracts the feeling of sinking that have left the elections in Extremadura. Turns to stay in the same place and blows of effect without effect, the specialty of the house.
El Periódico
The PP leader values Vox's results in Extremadura and its potential growth, although he questions whether a party is running for elections not to govern, according to the interview in Servimedia
Some see in Extremadura the dawn of a trend for this electoral cycle that will presumably culminate in Andalusia—they suggest—in the first half of the year and will affect the future of the People's Party. In fact, it will have a direct impact in the short term, on the next stop along the way, which will be Aragon—on February 8th. The unexpected rise of Vox has once again plunged the party headquarters in Madrid into a sea of doubt, opening a de…
Genoa reopens the debate on how to relate to Santiago Abascal's party, which continues to grow in the polls Ayuso faces 2026 with Sánchez in the target, upped by the conviction of the prosecutor and waiting for the investigation to her boyfriend
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