Juanma Moreno being invested as Andalusia president following a pact with Vox in the regional parliament.
Juanma Moreno being invested as Andalusia president following a pact with Vox in the regional parliament.
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Moreno is invested as Andalusia president after pact with Vox

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Juanma Moreno was reelected president of the Andalusian regional government on Thursday in a second vote with support from PP and Vox. The agreement, signed half an hour earlier, gives Vox a vice presidency.

The Andalusian Parliament approved Juan Manuel Moreno's investiture with 68 votes. PP and Vox signed the Government and Stability Agreement for Andalusia minutes before the vote.

Manuel Gavira, Vox spokesperson, will take the Ministry of Tourism, Local Administration and Justice with vice-presidency rank. The pact includes 150 measures and the national priority principle.

María Jesús Montero, Secretary General of the Andalusian PSOE, denounced the secrecy of the agreement and called it a fraud. Moreno will likely take office on Sunday or Monday.

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Initial reactions on X show a mix of neutral reporting on the investiture, positive views on the coalition stabilizing government, and strong criticism from left-leaning users accusing Moreno of conceding to Vox's extreme positions on national priority policies and excluding left parties.

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Juan Manuel Moreno signing pact with Vox for Andalusian government including tax cuts.
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PP and Vox sign Andalusia government pact including 1.3 billion euros in tax cuts

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Juan Manuel Moreno was invested as president of the Andalusian regional government on Thursday thanks to an agreement with Vox that includes tax cuts and changes on immigration and housing.

Juanma Moreno failed on Tuesday to secure the votes needed to be invested as president of the Andalusian regional government for a third time. Negotiations with Vox remain open ahead of the second vote on Thursday.

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Spain's PP and Vox sealed a deal on Wednesday to invest Jorge Azcón as Aragón president, allowing the far-right party into government with a vice presidency and three ministries. The agreement features 'national priority' for public aid access, mirroring Extremadura where María Guardiola was invested president. Meanwhile, PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo pushes for an absolute majority for Juanma Moreno in Andalucía without Vox reliance.

Álvaro Sánchez Cotrina has been proclaimed the new secretary general of PSOE Extremadura at the 16th Extraordinary Congress held in Mérida, with an executive approved by 88.2% of delegates that includes all his primary rivals. The socialist leader has sharply criticized the PP-Vox government pact, calling it a 'humiliation' for Extremadurans. Figures like José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and Rebeca Torró have backed the party's unity and attacked the right-wing agreements.

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Major Andalusian parties wrapped up their campaigns on Friday for Sunday's regional elections with rallies across cities. The PP, Vox, Adelante Andalucía, Por Andalucía and PSOE appealed for votes in simultaneous events.

Following his April primaries win, Álvaro Sánchez Cotrina, 39-year-old from Cáceres—the first secretary general from that province—has been proclaimed PSOE Extremadura's new leader at an extraordinary congress. He included all primary challengers in his team, criticized the PP-Vox government deal, and predicted its collapse within a year.

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Vox's National Executive Committee has approved the lists for the May 17 Andalusian elections, retaining all its male deputies except one while excluding or relegating its five current female deputies to low positions. Manuel Gavira, the party's parliamentary spokesperson since 2021, will be the presidential candidate. Santiago Abascal will present the candidacies this Thursday in Málaga.

 

 

 

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