The chaos resulting from the Spanish elections on December 20 continues. After the No by the socialists and Podemos to a possible Rajoy government, the leader of the PP declared his intention to try everything, proposing to Ciudadanos and the PSOE a "constitutional pact" against Podemos and the separatists, according to him the only way to give the country the stability it deserves.
At the same time, however, it is Pablo Inglesias who sets his own conditions. Podemos will support the investiture of socialist leader Pedro Sanchez as Premier on condition that the PSOE accepts the request for a referendum on the independence of Catalonia.
According to reports from El Mundo, speaking from his headquarters in the Goya Theater in Madrid, Iglesias laid the first foundations for the formation of what he calls a "historic compromise", ""There is no doubt that the referendum in Catalonia is indispensable to build a new historical project and a new common project”.
The number one of Podemos will start a series of talks with the various political forces in order to implement a constitutional reform aimed at modifying the electoral law, blocking social rights, launching the independence of the Justice and putting an end to the 'revolving doors' between politics and big companies.
In the event that the party receives a No for an answer, it will face any early elections head-on. "If we go back to voting - he said - we can be very optimistic".
