PP and Vox have reached an agreement for Guardiola to be appointed president of Extremadura
The intention is to hold the investiture session next Tuesday 21 and Wednesday 22 and to reappoint Maria Guardiola Extremadura 24 24\April. The agreement consists of 61 points and 74 measures, and both sides have approached positions "beyond the possible ideological differences".
The president of the Extremean PP , María Guardiola, and the regional leader of Calle Vox, Óscar Fernández, have reached an agreement to form a coalition government in Extremadura, as reported on Thursday afternoon. Vox will have two counsellors, one of them as vice-president.
Both leaders have been satisfied with the agreement, which includes 61 points and 74 measures, and "beyond the possible ideological differences", both parties have approached positions, according to Guardiola.
The idea is for the investiture session to be held on Tuesday 21 and Wednesday 22 of next week, and for Maria Guardiola to be re-appointed President of Extremadura 24April 24.
According to Guardiola, PP and Vox "approach positions beyond possible ideological differences", so" today it has become apparent that democracy wins in the face of anger, dialogue wins in the face of noise. "
For his part, Fernandez Call has confirmed that the agreement "brings a very good government for the region" and that coalition government "will push Extremadura forward as never before."
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