Pedro Sánchez, after the meeting of the European

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It was a kick forward," El País emphasizes in the information it publishes this Sunday. Sánchez and Iglesias emerged triumphant from a new meeting in Moncloa in which they agreed on the terms on which the future Government of the Nation will be based. However, when asked by journalists, neither Iglesias nor the deputy general secretary of the socialists, Adriana Lastra, manage to explain what exactly a "cooperation" government means. We will have to wait several days until Sánchez explains that this "cooperation" Government contemplates said "cooperation" in several matters: institutional, programmatic, and parliamentary cooperation.

It is assumed that Unidas Podemos will be the "preferred partner" of the socialists during the legislature, there will be a common base program and Podemos will have representation in the ministries - with secretaries Middle East Phone Number List  of State and senior institutional officials, but not with a presence in the Council of Ministers —. First disagreement between socialists and  Podemos: Churches demand yes or yes ministers. July 2nd. Sánchez calls the investiture for the end of the month Pedro Sánchez speaks with Meritxell Batet in a session of Congress. Pedro Sánchez speaks with Meritxell Batet in a session of Congress. On July 2, Sánchez telephoned the president of Congress, Meritxell Batet, from Brussels and proposed the call for the investiture session for July 22 and 23.



Two months after the general elections were held, the negotiations for the investiture are beginning to prosper in timid steps. Faced with what he considers "excuses" from Sánchez, Iglesias proposes through a forum published in the press that he submit a possible coalition against Podemos to the investiture vote and promises that if it does not succeed, his party will refuse to enter the government . He also defends that the Executive will have maximum institutional loyalty on controversial issues such as the territorial conflict in Catalonia. Meanwhile, Sánchez has opened the door for Unidas Podemos to determine "independent" candidates to be ministerable by the PSOE and here the name of Manuela Carmena is beginning to be heard loudly.