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President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, will begin exploratory contacts with the political parties this Thursday to test his willingness to seal a great country pact that favors the exit from the social and economic crisis that the coronavirus pandemic will leave behind, style of what the La Moncloa Pacts meant in the Transition in terms of peace and social stability. Given the impossibility of closing for the moment a virtual meeting with the leader of the PP, Pablo Casado, with whom Sánchez wanted to begin these telematic meetings, and the self-exclusion of Vox, which has not even wanted to answer the call from the president's cabinet to set a meeting, the president has decided not to wait for the PP and to open this week, as was his intention, contacts with the rest of the parties willing to listen to him.

This round will start this Thursday with the spokespersons of the parties that make up the Plural Group, which include Junts per Catalunya (mentioned at 12:30 p.m.), Más País, Compromís and BNG. They will be interviews by videoconference, as the rest will be held, according to sources from La Moncloa. by TaboolCambodia Phone Number List[/url] ayou may like Letizia and Felipe VI announce the end of their coexis Bhutan Email List  tence After the Plural Group, Sánchez's interview will follow at 1:00 p.m. with the leader of Ciudadanos, Inés Arrimadas, who has been calling for an agreement on moderate and sensible measures between the Government, the opposition and social agents. A half-hour conversation time has been scheduled for each parliamentary group. And at 1:30 p.m., Sánchez's next interlocutor, the parliamentary spokesperson for Unidas Podemos, Pablo Echenique, is summoned . Moncloa is calling all parliamentary spokespersons, with the sole exception of the.



In the case of the 'popular' and with the aim of highlighting its character as the main opposition party, the invitation is to the president of the party, Pablo Casado, instead of the parliamentary spokesperson, Cayetana Álvarez de Toledo. At 4:30 p.m. it will be the turn of the PNV spokesperson, Aitor Esteban, whose party is open to exploring State agreements, but rejects calling them new Moncloa Pacts, considering that they are not comparable situations. The Basque independentists of EH Bildu are of the same opinion. All interviews have been scheduled between Thursday and Friday, waiting for Casado, with whom a conversation is being negotiated for early next week. In any case, the leader of the PP distrusts Sánchez's intention with this search for pacts and fears that his intention is to hold the rest of the political forces.