The king wants to talk with the parties with parliamentary representation, to establish if there is a candidate that has the support necessary for the Congress of Deputies (…) give him your trust”, reported the Royal Household in a statement. “Or, in the absence of a proposed candidate, to proceed to the dissolution of both Chambers and call for new general elections in the time that constitutionally appropriate”, indicates the text.
After the publication of the statement, the president of Congress, Ana Pastor, gave a press conference in which he announced that in the afternoon of this Tuesday will begin to contact the parliamentary groups to set the format, the order and the protagonists of the round of consultations.
the Shepherd did not advance what days you could be in the discussion although the date of the consultation leaves very little margin, only a week, because the 31 of October just the limit set by the Constitution to form a Government.
If not form then a coalition of parties strong enough to achieve a majority in the Congress, on November 1, will be convened for the election, which would be the third in a year, after the repetition has already occurred in June.
third, how will the charm?
Since the elections held in December last, the Spanish parties have not achieved an agreement of Government, because none account for yourself with the most necessary and not have secured partnerships that allow. The Executive of the conservative Mariano Rajoy is maintained since then in functions.
All indications are that, in the case of a new attempt to form a Government, will be the own Rajoy who lead, as it did last August. Then, only won the support of the liberal Citizens and coalición Canaria, but now he could add the support or the abstention of others, such as the Socialist Party (PSOE). You need the abstention of at least 11 deputies.
The second party with the most votes is immersed in an internal crisis after the resignation a few days ago its leader, Pedro Sanchez, by the division of training among those who are opposed to a conservative Government and those who are willing to lend their support to Rajoy to end the political blockade.
The socialists will decide in the coming days on a federal committee what will be the position of the party in the event that Rajoy may come back. As recently stated the president of the management company that now runs the party, Javier Fernandez, is “impossible to another option of the Government,” that the Rajoy stressed and to refrain from “is not support”.
A hypothetical change of stance of the PSOE, which would provide the investiture of Mariano Rajoy as president of the Government is the key to open the tight time schedule of just a week, which would prevent the call to a third election.
RML (dpa, efe)
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Elections of the 26-J in Spain: the candidates
Mariano Rajoy, the candidate of Partido Popular
Mariano Rajoy presides over the Popular Party and the current Government in office. Criticized, among other things, by its silences and its words, in the long run his strategy seems to have paid off, as the latest polls give for the winner, although far from an absolute majority that allows it to govern.
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Elections of the 26-J in Spain: the candidates
people’s Party
Hit by the corruption scandals, the slow exit from the crisis, the management of the Catalan question and the emergence of new sap in the political landscape, the PP lost the last 20-D the strong absolute majority it has enjoyed after the elections of 2011. Surveys become to give the winner the next 26-J, but lost seats compared to December.
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Elections of the 26-J in Spain: the candidates
Pedro Sánchez, the candidate of the Spanish Socialist Worker’s Party
Politician and University professor, Sanchez is the face of renewed a PSOE has not been able to convince the electorate younger. Tried to become a Obama to the Spanish, but he lacks charisma and plenty of stiffness. Questioned his leadership within his own party, Sanchez is completely opposed to a coalition government with the PP.
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Elections of the 26-J in Spain: the candidates
Spanish Socialist workers Party
The PSOE emphasizes its social program to become with the electorate of the center-left, but that place which by tradition it belongs now dispute United we Can, the merger of the group of Pablo Iglesias with the left, historic Spanish. The surveys predict that the “sorpasso” will occur on 26-J and the PSOE will be the match of the second place as a force more voted.
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Elections of the 26-J in Spain: the candidates
Paul Churches
According to the most recent surveys, Pablo Iglesias, along with Mariano Rajoy, the leader worst rated. His spontaneity, a certain arrogance, and inexperience displayed in the management of the negotiations after the elections of 20-D have made discover to the electorate new facets of the leader of We unknown despite his multiple aparaciones media.
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Elections of the 26-J in Spain: the candidates
United we Can
Everything seems to point to that will be the second force with the most votes. The integration of the traditional United Left, led by Alberto Garzón, with the innovative strength of Can, you could gather enough votes to reach agreements post-election that will allow it to form part of an alternative Government to that of Rajoy.
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Elections of the 26-J in Spain: the candidates
Albert Rivera, leader of Citizens
it Is a political young man who did not just earn the complete trust of the electorate. Despite being at the head of a party of liberal, Rivera refuses, upon the possibility, to share Executive with Rajoy. Of Catalan origin, the vocation of Rivera is a unionist. His leadership within the Citizens is indisputable.
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Elections of the 26-J in Spain: the candidates
Citizens
The current campaign of Citizens are focused on getting the seats you need for your support is crucial in the negotiations post-election. Their promises they try to win over the undecided and the middle class with the economic program of Luis Garicano, a professor at the London School of Economics. Citizens planting the seed liberal in the country.
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Elections of the 26-J in Spain: the candidates
what Rivera, Sanchez, Rajoy or Churches?
Monday The 13th of June is celebrated the only debate featuring the four leaders of the campaign, something that was not possible in the previous elections, because, in place of Rajoy, on that occasion, he went to the vice-president of Government, Soraya Sánchez Santamaría.
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