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PP leader admits Spanish government with extreme right

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Briefings

Alberto Núñez Feijóo, PP leader, confirmed a potential coalition with Vox to form a government after PSOE's Pedro Sánchez lost power. Feijóo stated the goal is to remove Sánchez, citing regional autonomy agreements as precedent for such deals. The PP is the most voted party in recent legislative elections, but the coalition lacks a parliamentary majority, requiring Sánchez's reinvestment. Key dates include the October 23 announcement and November 29 regional elections. The PP also proposed new abortion laws for minors and plans to abolish the Ministry of Equality.

Key points

• Alberto Núñez Feijóo confirmed a potential coalition between the PP and Vox to form a government after PSOE's Pedro Sánchez lost power.
• Feijóo stated the goal is to remove Sánchez, citing regional autonomy agreements as precedent for such deals.

Context

The PP, led by Feijóo, is the most voted party in recent legislative elections, but the coalition lacks a parliamentary majority, requiring Sánchez's reinvestment. The PP also proposed new abortion laws for minors and plans to abolish the Ministry of Equality.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single interview on October 23, 2026, with no confirmation of final agreements. The coalition lacks a parliamentary majority, requiring Sánchez's reinvestment. The PP also proposed new abortion laws for minors and plans to abolish the Ministry of Equality, but these are not confirmed.

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