Sánchez explains what the "cooperation" government consists

Pedro Sánchez has given more details of what his agreement for a "cooperation government" with Unidas Podemos consists of. He stressed that this "cooperation government" refers to three agreements: "one parliamentary, one programmatic and one institutional." Unidas Podemos demands ministries and Sánchez simply says that "they have the right to see themselves represented in the field of public administration." Faced with a possible electoral repetition, Sánchez demands that the parties "with a sense of State" assume their responsibility and facilitate the investiture. Discover other stories on Business Insider Spain . The acting President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has explained what his proposal for a "cooperation government" with Unidas Podemos consists of. He did so in Brussels, at the end of the new meeting held by the European Council this Friday.



Sánchez has stressed that the socialists have been governing for "twelve months" with Unidas Podemos, and after this year they have managed to "carry out the increase in the interprofessional minimum SW Business Directory wage or recover the universality of public health." "It is evident that we do not have an absolute majority for either the PSOE or Unidas Podemos, therefore what we are proposing is a government of cooperation," said Sánchez, who for days has had the mandate of the head of state to try to form a government. The acting president has outlined the three lines of this "cooperation government": A parliamentary agreement. "We have qualified Unidas Podemos as a preferred partner.







A programmatic agreement. "To launch all those issues of social progress that we can share." An institutional agreement. "Unidas Podemos has every right to see itself represented in the field of public administration." However, he has not even mentioned the possibility of offering a ministerial portfolio to a person proposed by Unidas Podemos. The socialists continue to insist that no one outside the PSOE, beyond independents, will be able to access the Council of Ministers. Read more: These are the names that have been suggested as possible Podemos ministers after the meetings between Sánchez and Iglesias The acting minister spokesperson, Isabel Celaá, once again stressed this Friday that they are still waiting for a response from Unidas Podemos.