PP and Vox have already closed governance agreements in C.Valenciana, Elche, Guadalajara and three other municipalities

In Aragon, the PP negotiates a first agreement with Vox, while in Cantabria the 'popular' rush to reach an agreement with the PRC

MADRID, 13 Jun. (EUROPA PRESS) -

PP and Vox have advanced this Tuesday in the negotiations after the results of the 28M and have managed to close a preliminary agreement to form a coalition government in the Valencian Community, while in Elche (Alicante) they have already signed a governance agreement, which They join the agreements already signed between the two formations in Guadalajara, Maracena (Granada), Alcudia and Calvià (Mallorca).

Also this same Tuesday it has been known that the PP candidate in Aragon, Jorge Azcón, has met with his Vox counterpart, Alejandro Nolasco, to start the negotiation whose first phase includes an agreement for those of Santiago Abascal to join the Table of the Cortes and a document is agreed upon for the investiture of Azcón.

Meanwhile, in Cantabria, the 'popular' candidate, María José Sáenz de Buruaga, has held a second negotiation meeting with the PRC to advance her investiture as president, with an agreement that could be closed "in the next few days" if they are resolved the "small fringes" still pending, thus avoiding Vox.

In any case, the pre-agreement reached between PP and Vox this Tuesday in the Valencian Community is the first at the regional level that both formations reach in the regions that held elections on May 28, which will allow the 'popular' Carlos Mazón to be the president of a government in coalition with Vox.

This pre-agreement in the Valencian Community also affects the distribution of the Board of the Valencian Parliament: Vox will preside over it and the PP will have a vice-presidency and a secretary.

Regarding the distribution of ministries, positions and the structure of the Government, both parties have denied that these issues have been discussed in the meeting they have held, although starting tomorrow the work commissions of the two parties will begin to meet to form government.

Of course, the new government, as both the PP and Vox have pointed out, will be based on five axes: "freedom to choose in all areas, education and private life", economic development, the promotion of health and social services, the protection of Valencian identity signs and support for families as the "fundamental nucleus of society".

And the pact signed between the PP and Vox in Elche (Alicante) will allow the 'popular', Pablo Ruz, to become the next mayor of the municipality, while Vox will assume three departments --Family and Elderly; that of Economic Promotion and Training; and that of Pedanías, Campo de Elche and Territorial Vertebration--.

In Elche, the party with the most votes in the May 28 elections was the PSOE, but the 12 councilors it achieved have not allowed it to continue leading the consistory of the third most populous city in the Valencian Community.

Likewise, the PP and Vox have reached an agreement for the Guadalajara City Council, which will allow the 'popular' candidate, Ana Guarinos, to govern.

And the rest of the municipalities in which the 'popular' formation and Vox have already managed to close an agreement are Calvià and Alcudia (Mallorca), although in the case of the latter town the pact also involves the local formation Unió. The other municipality is Maracena, in Granada, where PP, Vox and two other local parties reached a governance agreement.

In the case of the Murcian municipality of Molina de Segura, an agreement was announced, but it has been paralyzed due to "outside faults" to Vox, according to Santiago Abascal's party.