ERC sends "alarm signals" to the PSOE for the negotiations and points to Montero

They assure that the conversations "are not going well"

ERC has formally informed the PSOE that it sees "alarm signals" in the negotiations for an investiture, and has pointed out the Minister of Finance, Maria Jesús Montero, for their slow progress, knowledgeable sources have explained to Europa Press.

As reported by TV3, the Republicans have warned that they do not want a "last minute" negotiation and have recalled that the amnesty folders, the transfer of Rodalies and the financing go together.

The same sources have assured that the negotiations "are not going well" and that the Republicans do not fully understand the parameters of the negotiation proposed by the PSOE.

They have also said that the president of the Generalitat, Pere Aragonès, "will have the opportunity" this Thursday night to convey this idea to the Minister of the Presidency, Félix Bolaños, at the 28th Nit de l'Empresa de Cecot, to which both will come.

"If they want to speed up the negotiations they have to move, and we don't get the feeling that they will do so," they added.

The counselor of the Vice Presidency of the Generalitat, Laura Vilagrà, warned in statements to the press this Wednesday that the negotiations were not progressing.

"We cannot say that there has been progress and we demand a much deeper negotiation" on the transfer of Rodalies and regional financing.

However, the acting President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, assured this Wednesday that, after the agreement with Sumar, he saw his inauguration "closer."