
El secretario general de la formación independentista califica de "imposible" volver a apoyar al PSOE tras los incumplimientos de los acuerdos previos.
Jordi Turull, secretario general de Junts, ha descartado apoyar una nueva investidura de Pedro Sánchez, calificándola de "imposible" debido a los incumplimientos del PSOE en acuerdos previos como la oficialidad del catalán en Europa y la inmigración.
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Junts y el PSOE suscribieron un pacto de investidura que fue dado por finalizado por Carles Puigdemont en octubre del año anterior.
El secretario general de Junts, Jordi Turull, ha descartado que su partido pueda investir de nuevo a Pedro Sánchez en el supuesto que los independentistas vuelvan a resultar decisivos para la gobernabilidad de España.
El número dos de la formación secesionista ha asegurado que ungir de nuevo a Sánchez del todo "imposible". "Salimos escaldados", ha abundado Turull, recordando que los reiterados incumplimientos de Sánchez, como el catalán en Europa o la delegación de las competencias de inmigración provocaron la ruptura del pacto de investidura suscrito entre el PSOE y Junts que Carles Puigdemont dio por finiquitado en octubre del pasado año.
La manifestación de Turull llega un día después de que la portavoz de Junts en el Congreso, Míriam Nogueras, descartara también favorecer un eventual Gobierno formado por el PP y Vox.
La estrategia de los neoconvergentes pasa, precisamente, por subrayar que Junts no estará al servicio de ninguno de los dos grandes partidos estatales. Ese será el mensaje predominante durante la campaña electoral del 29-N.

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