The PP Describes Vox as "Center-Right" and Asks for Its Vote for the Senate in Three Provinces
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The latest polls on the general elections on 29 November show an increasingly sharp trend in the Spanish political landscape: the Popular Party is emerging as the most popular force voted by the citizens.Although the polls only draw an idea that can be approximated to what the polls finally say, that the result of the polls on what will happen in the elections is so clear is something to be taken into account and that influences both the parties…
Feijóo says that his alliance with the ultra-right for the Senate seeks to "avoid" that the left "controls the absolute majority of the Senate and block the Congress constantly."The PP culminates a year of blocking the renewal of the Constitutional in the Senate The PP general secretary, Miguel Tellado, has asked this Tuesday for Vox's vote in three provinces in the next general elections, convened on November 29th. "In Congress, the PP," he sai…
The PP's general secretary, Miguel Tellado, has defined Vox as a "center-right" party and has explicitly asked for a vote for it for the Senate in the three provinces where the PP, after agreeing with Santiago Abascal's party, will not run: Tarragona, Girona and Guipúzcoa.
Because he seeks to “protect” Gipuzkoa, PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo has defended the pact reached between his formation and Vox in the Senate and that...
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