United We Can is the option to earn the PP according Iglesias – Telesur TV

The coalition can and Izquierda Unida (IU), called United We Can, is the clear choice to beat the Popular Party (PP) in the next general elections in Spain on June 26.

This was stated by the leader of Podemos, Pablo Iglesias, in an interview with a local television station, which was consulted on an internal survey of the Spanish Socialist Workers Party (PSOE) leaked to the media and it revealed that this organization would be 1.4 points ahead of United we can.

“The most important thing is to win the elections Rajoy and we have very good options to achieve this,” said

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Churches advocated that the alliance of progressive organizations remain beyond the elections, because they have managed to unite sectors and very different identities that are “called by history to walk together”.

“Our proposal will be the same as all these months. The government progressive coalition are the option closest to add and were the first force in the country proposed a government is. the most sensible supply and more will bring, “he said.

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He warned that it is in the hands of the PSOE allow continuity of the PP or accept form a government of change IU, can and territorial confluences in Valencia , Catalonia and Galicia.

In this regard, adding that continue reaching out “because it is more sensible to a coalition government with the PSOE.”

In context:

We can and Izquierda Unida (IU) sealed an agreement to present together to the elections on Monday May 9, when they signed the electoral draft agreement.

The aim of the alliance is to “take back the country in favor of the popular classes, social majorities and win elections the PP”.

On December 20 elections were held in Spain, however, the European country still new president of Government.

The leaders of political parties represented in the Congress of Spain, Mariano Rajoy of Pedro Sanchez of the Spanish Socialist Workers Party (PSOE) Popular Party (PP), Pablo Iglesias Podemos and Albert Rivera Citizens they failed to reach an agreement to reach an absolute majority of votes (176) and form a government. For this reason, new elections for June 26 were announced.