PP and Vox Are Considering Joining Forces in the Senate: Abascal Could Withdraw Candidacies to Stop the Left. Why?
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The PSOE-Front Ampli agreement puts at stake control of the upper house and the majority necessary to renew judicial bodies
Vox's Housing Manager has commented in esRadio on the possibility of an agreement with the PP in the Senate as the one on the left.
A Left-Wing Front and a Right-Wing Front Will Dispute the Control of the Senate in the Face of a Dog
Vox studies not running for the upper house in some provinces and supporting the PP to stop the progressive coalition
Vox is studying not to appear in the Upper House in several provinces, in exchange for placing some of his candidates on the PP list. More information: The PSOE and Frente Amplio agree to go to the Senate together on 29-N: the coalition will be called the Senate of Progress
Abascal promises “height of sight” before the joint list of the PSOE and the Broad Front to the Senate
The PSOE agreement to join the Senate with the Broad Front has aroused some preventive concern both in the ranks of the PP and in those of Vox. In the Upper House, the electoral system operates differently from that of Congress: voters can elect up to three candidates, regardless of the political formation to which they belong. This mechanism usually benefits the predominant candidates of each bloc, which explains, to a large extent, the current…
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