Pedro Sánchez agrees with the king: he wants to avoid

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The acting President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, held a meeting with the Head of State, Felipe VI, in Palma de Mallorca. At the meeting, to which Sánchez arrived 50 minutes late, current political issues were discussed. Sánchez says he is looking for formulas to guarantee the legislature because now he is the one who does not trust Unidas Podemos. He has also said he agrees with the monarch: we must avoid a repeat election by achieving an investiture. Discover more stories on  Business Insider Spain . Sánchez agrees with the king: a repeat election must be avoided at all costs. However, he has gone further in his diagnosis, and has accused "conservative forces" of keeping the legislature blocked, in allusions to the Popular Party and Ciudadanos.

The king considered days ago, in the traditional summer inn of the Royal House, that it was necessary to do everything possible to avoid an electoral repetition. The monarch's words have fundamentally put pressure on Pedro Sánchez, a firm socialist candidate to achieve the presidency of the Government. For the moment, it is the king's obligation to carry out a new round of consultations with the parliamentary Middle East Phone Number List  groups of Congress to once again instruct Sánchez to form the Executive. However, the situation remains blocked since on July 26, Sánchez saw his candidacy fail in the second vote of the first investiture session. Read more: This is how the political parties have reacted to the request of King Felipe VI to form a Government At the end of the meeting he held with Felipe VI, Sánchez appeared before the media to try to relieve the pressure he has on his shoulders: he assured that he agreed with the monarch in understanding that it is necessary to form a government.



It is the consensus that exists among citizens: Spanish society does not want elections, it wants his mandate of April 28 to materialize." Sánchez has also recalled that the citizens' mandate is "a progressive government led by the PSOE but that does not depend on pro-independence forces", which in Sánchez's opinion "does not only challenge Podemos, but also Ciudadanos and the PP." He no longer trusts Unidas Podemos The still President of the Government has recalled that Pablo Iglesias' party used "two arguments" when demanding the formation of a coalition government. "An alleged distrust in the Socialist Party and a formula to have two governments in one" . Sánchez has defended that in the end, he has "ended up also distrusting the positions of Iglesias and Podemos.