UPN approves an agreement with the PP to stand for election in Spain and Feijóo is satisfied
The list, which will be renamed "UPN and PP in coalition", will support the candidacy of Alberto Núñez Feijóo, a candidate for the presidency of the Spanish Government, who has described it as "good news, not only electionally, but ethically."
UPN spokesman Javier Esparza and UPN president Cristina Ibarrola
Today, Tuesday, the UPN Political Council approved an agreement to stand in coalition with the PP for the November 29 general election in Spain.
According to UPN in a statement, the agreement was reached with 93.5% support , with 5.2% of Council members voting against and 1.3% abstaining.
Both will supportthe candidacy of Alberto Núñez Feijóo as candidate for the presidency of the Spanish Government.
With regard to the positions of each party on the electoral list, UPN shall determine the head of the candidacy for the Congress of Deputies, in addition to the fourth place and the first and third alternate.
In the case of the Senate, UPN will decide on positions 1 and 3 and their replacement.
After 29 November, deputies and senators won by the UPN appointed coalition will join the Joint Group , so representatives of the foralist formation will have freedom of vote and autonomy "to adopt the position that best suits Navarre's interests," the group said in the statement.
According to the Covenant, the ballots shall contain the logosof both parties, and the list shall indicate the party to which each candidate belongs, and the symbols of both parties shall be displayed at the campaign events.
Since 1982, both parties have always been in coalition, except in the 2023 elections, when PP and UPN won one MP each, while the PSN won two MPs and EH Bildu only one.
"Good news."
In a message posted on social network X, he said that "Navarre is of great symbolic importance." "In that community began the corruption of Sanchez, and in Navarre are his most vile pacts, the one he made with Bildu to win the presidency," he added.
After that, the president of the PP said that they are "satisfied" with the agreement with UPN: "I am proud that I am going to the elections with the constitutional party UPN and not with Bildu like Sanchez. That is the way to go together to change the course of Spain."
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