
The general secretary of the pro-independence party describes it as "impossible" to support the PSOE again after the breaches of previous agreements.
Jordi Turull, general secretary of Junts, has ruled out supporting a new investiture of Pedro Sánchez, calling it "impossible" due to the non-compliance of the PSOE in previous agreements such as the official status of Catalan in Europe and immigration.
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Junts and the PSOE signed an investiture pact that was finalized by Carles Puigdemont in October of the previous year.
The general secretary of Junts, Jordi Turull, has ruled out that his party can reinstate Pedro Sánchez in the event that the independentists once again prove decisive for the governability of Spain.
The number two of the secessionist formation has assured that anointing Sánchez again is completely "impossible." "We came out scalded," Turull added, recalling that Sánchez's repeated non-compliance, such as the Catalan in Europe or the delegation of immigration powers, caused the breakdown of the investiture pact signed between the PSOE and Junts that Carles Puigdemont concluded in October of last year.
The Turull demonstration comes a day after the Junts spokesperson in Congress, Míriam Nogueras, also ruled out favoring an eventual Government formed by the PP and Vox.
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