Amid the political gridlock that lives Spain, without a government since December, the Chief Executive in office and leader Mariano Rajoy, Popular Party (PP) took the field during a rally in which he launched a battery of election proposals .
Among the measures, proposed a change in the time zone that takes Spain to match the country to others around, like Britain or Portugal, and proposed that the work day ends generally to 18 hours.
Rajoy’s speech was tinged with an electoral tone at a key moment in Spain, appropriated DPA. Political parties have a right to form a government and avoid a repetition of the elections in December month in which no force achieved enough support to govern alone.
From the PP explained that the measures announced yesterday Rajoy will be implemented if the party manages to govern in Spain although some require an agreement between parties, economic agents and social and collected in its election if elections.
the head of government functions advocates for leading a grand coalition with the German with the Socialist Party (PSOE) and Citizens as partners, but the PSOE rejects it.
Rajoy lambasted the agreement reached by both parties and called it a “passport “the toughest years of the economic crisis in Spain.
If the May 2 there is not invested a President, elections for June 26 is automatically called.
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