
Both parties agree on joint strategies in various provinces to maximize their majority options in the Upper House
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The agreement seeks to avoid the dispersion of the right-wing vote in the Senate elections against the left-wing coalition.
Practically on the horn, PP and Vox have reached an agreement to attend the Senate with a joint strategy. After a week of intense negotiations between both parties, they have sealed an electoral agreement for the Upper House that allows them to maximize their options of achieving a majority against the left-wing coalition. The formula finally chosen is that those of Santiago Abascal will not appear in six provinces and those of Alberto Núñez Feijóo will not do so in three either.
In addition, Vox will present a single candidate in fourteen provinces, with the aim of reducing the number of options for the right-wing electorate and preventing the vote from being dispersed.
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PP and Vox will present coordinated lists in the next Senate elections.
Very likely · Within weeks

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