Moreno intends to “overcome the entire left alone” to avoid governing with Vox

To agree or not to agree with Vox.

This possibility runs through the Andalusian electoral campaign, although the dilemma will only be resolved once the ballots of 6.5 million potential voters are counted on June 19.

The president of the Board and PP candidate for re-election, Juan Manuel Moreno, who starts as the favorite in these elections, is not going to answer this question no matter how much they insist until he sees the results.

“Win, only surpass the entire left and be as close as possible to the absolute majority”, he replies every time he is asked if he will repeat a coalition government with the extreme right as in Castilla y León.

Nor does the president of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, take the question of whether it is preferable to repeat the elections to agree with Vox.

“We have a candidate, who is the president of the Junta de Andalucía, who knows very well what his position is and his strategy”, he said this morning after taking office as senator for the autonomous community of Galicia.

Moreno has taken the hypothesis of electoral repetition for a walk if he does not achieve a “sufficient majority”, as he assured in an interview with

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The popular baron thus appealed to the so-called useful vote: “Andalusians have to meditate and have to reflect very well on what they want.

They have several options.

Give a sufficient majority to a liberal center government as represented by the PP in Andalusia, a Frankenstein following the Sánchez model, or cause the popular people to have to reach agreements that we do not want because we do not have enough support, "he said.

The electoral repetition is not something that is in the hand of the Andalusian president.

Only in case of blockade would this situation be reached.

The Statute of Autonomy for Andalusia establishes that if, within two months of the first investiture vote, no candidate has obtained the confidence of the Chamber, new elections must be held.

Automatically, Parliament would be dissolved and the acting president would call the elections.

All the votes are worth the PP candidate, who is also addressing socialist voters who are "annoyed" or "disappointed" with the central government chaired by Pedro Sánchez, a request that the PSOE candidate, Juan Espadas, considers a "lack of respect” on the left.