US EditionVox Moves a "No Retundo" to Invest Guardiola in Extremadura: "We Demand the Proportionality that the Polls Gave Us"
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The socialist mayor of Mérida, Antonio Rodríguez Osuna, has offered the help of the PSOE to the Popular Party and its leader in Extremadura, María Guardiola, to sit down and negotiate in case the investiture agreement with Vox fails. The edil emeritense asks the PP to take the initiative and offer a real dialogue to the PSOE to achieve "stability" in the region after the elections. Rodríguez Osuna speaks of rejecting a "free" abstention on the p…
Garriga gives a “non-resounding” to Guardiola after announcing that he will stand for the vote
The PP multiplies the winks to Vox, prompts him to be reasonable to negotiate joint governments and the response of the ultras are flimsy, wanton attacks and even some insult. Grown by his success in the autonomous elections of Aragon, the party of Santiago Abascal keeps making gestures to underline how arduous it will be for the popular to close the indispensable agreements with him. In Extremadura, the extreme right assured that it will not su…
Maria Guardiola will go to the investiture without having enough votes: she is the one who conducts all the negotiations
Santiago Abascal's party announces its "no retundo" to facilitate the presidency of Extremadura to the PP
The general secretary of Vox, Ignacio Garriga, announced this Tuesday his "no retundo" to support the investiture of María Guardiola (PP) as president of the Board of Extremadura because "he has not understood the mandate of the ballot boxes" and has not given "guarantees" to promote his policies, although he has said that they are still "ready to negotiate." He has said so in statements to the press in the corridors of the Parliament, the same …
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