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Today is a crucial day for the future of a possible UPN/PP coalition

The UPN Political Council will meet at 8:00 p.m. in Pamplona. 1982, both parties have always stood for election, except in the 2023 elections. 

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El portavoz de UPN, Javier Esparza (i), y la presidenta de UPN, Cristina Ibarrola (d), durante el debate sobre el Estado de la Comunidad, en el Parlamento de Navarra, a 24 de septiembre de 2026, en Pamplona, Navarra (España). El pleno del Parlamento de Navarra celebra este jueves y el viernes, 24 y 25 de septiembre, el último Debate sobre el Estado de la Comunidad foral correspondiente a la XI Legislatura.



Eduardo Sanz / Europa Press

24/9/2026
UPN spokesman Javier Esparza and UPN president Cristina Ibarrola

UPNdecides today, Tuesday,   on the possibilityofgoing to the Spanish elections on November 29   in coalitionwith the PP.

Since the call by the President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, both parties have been negotiatingan agreement   in order tostand together for election.



Only yesterday, the president of the Navarre PP, Sergio Sayas, acknowledged that negotiations were under way and that his party was making every effort to ensure that "the process was on the right track." The negotiations, however, are not in the hands of Sayas, as UPN is negotiating directly with the PP leadership in Genoa.

In this regard, UPN has been cautious in the media about a possible pact.

As I said, the final decision will be made today. The UPN Political Council will meet at8 p.m.at the Iruña Park Hotel in Pamplona, and one of the items on the agenda will be the negotiation of an agreement with the PP.

So today's meeting will be decisive . In fact, the conditions for a possible deal, the order that would be met by members of each party on the electoral list and the commitments of UPN deputies in Congress have so far not been made public.

Since 1982, both parties have always stood in coalition, except in the 2023 elections. Then PP and UPN got one MP each. The PSN won two MPs, while EH Bildu won one.

The deadline for joint nominationsexpires this Friday, so UPN and PP must have an agreement concluded by then.

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