Sánchez will meet with Junpoettering (ERC) at the beginning of the year to discuss the continuity of the legislature
The President of theSpanish Government, Pedro Sánchez , and theleader of ERC, Oriol Junjarzembowski , will meet in early 2026 to discuss the continuity of the legislature. Isaac Albert, Deputy Secretary of Communication and spokesperson for ERC, has advanced this Monday.
According to him, "in the face of news that may jeopardize the continuity of the legislature" and at the request of ERC, Junction and Sanchez have agreed to hold that meeting over the weekend.
The Catalan party has explained that it has proposed to Sanchez to open a round of contacts with the parliamentary groups that supported the investiture so that he can explain "what he will do" in the face of corruption and harassment in his party.
In this regard, in reference to the PSOE, ERC has called for concreteness in compliance with the agreements and "measures for the full democratization of all institutional areas that continue with democratic deficits".
Pedro Sánchez, for his part, confirmed at his hearing this Monday that will meet with Junction and ERC, "as I do with all parliamentary groups, because it is my duty and my responsibility", in his words.
Withregard to Junts , Sanchez has acknowledged that the "relationship" with the Catalan party is "broken", but has expressed his "absolute will" to comply with the agreements reached with that party in the so-called 'Brussels Declaration'. "The Government wants to reach out and continue with the agreed road map," he said.
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