Spain’s Conservatives in Talks with Far-Right Vox over Election Deal
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PP leader confirms negotiations with Vox not to present candidates to the Senate and thus neutralize Sánchez's "Popular Front" with the lefts
PP number one, Alberto Núñez Feijoó, revealed this Tuesday that the party is in talks with Vox to face the pact between the PSOE and other leftist formations to present joint candidacies to the Senate. In an interview at COPE, Feijoó has assured that the talks are taking place "with discretion and respect": "I will continue to fulfill that discretion and respect. They know how far we can go and that we have a sense of state," he said.
The leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has admitted that his party is negotiating an electoral agreement with Vox to protect the majority of the right in the Senate after November 29. "It would be a mistake to facilitate Sanchism's direct or indirect control of the Senate," he said in an interview with Cope.
The PP leader has stated that he is conducting the negotiations with "discretion and respect" and that Abascal's say they will "be up to it." More information: The PP, willing to listen to a Vox offer to neutralize the PSOE pact and Broad Front in the Senate: there are 6 days in time.
"If Vox is up to it, the PP will also be up to it," says the 'popular', who slips that a formula could be to cede autonomous senators in exchange for Abascal not showing up in certain provinces Read
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