The PP tries to hide the transfer to Vox of a seat at the table of the Valencian Parliament

The PP is trying to hide the cession to Vox of a seat at the table of the Valencian Parliament that, surely, will be one of the first conditions for the far-right party to support the investiture of the popular Carlos Mazón as president of the Generalitat. In the first meeting of the round of contacts with the parties that obtained parliamentary representation in the last regional elections, the PP has proposed to the Socialists that all formations have a representative at the table. The five positions in this body of the Cortes depend, arithmetically, on the results obtained in the elections and, in this case, three would correspond to the PP and two to the PSOE. The proposal of the popular is that both give up a position in favor of the other two formations with representation, Vox and Compromís. In this way, the popular have wanted to dress plurality these assignments also trying to force the Socialists to share their positions with Compromís.

At the moment, the PSOE has not considered what it will do with its two seats at the table but does not seem willing for the PP to decide how it has to manage them and disguise them as "plurality" so as not to have to admit that one of them yields to the far right.

In the meeting between socialists and popular held this Thursday in the Valencian Parliament have participated the acting Minister of Finance, Arcadi Spain, the Minister of Territorial Policy, Rebeca Torró, and the vice president of the regional parliament, María José Salvador. On the part of the PP have attended the president of the popular and winner of the elections, Carlos Mazón, his campaign director, Miguel Barrachina, and his deputy secretary of Organization, Juan Francisco Pérez Llorca.

In the appointment the PP has also asked the PSPV to abstain in the vote of Mazón as president of the Cortes by virtue of the 35 points of agreement that, according to Barrachina, coincide the programs of both parties. The PSPV has confirmed its refusal to abstain in its investiture, since it considers that the popular will end up forming a government with Vox before the "many similarities" they see between their electoral programs.

Spain has assured that it is the PP that "is obliged to form a government" and that "nobody would understand" that the Socialists abstained, so he has demanded that Mazón say "as soon as possible" say if he wants to share Consell with Vox. For their part, the 'popular' have lamented this "resounding no and have insisted that their objective is to form a "stable, transversal" government and away from the "policy of blocks".