Junts leader Carles Puigdemont assured this Saturday that the vote of his group in Congress regarding the spending ceiling “will not be decided with the aim of to stabilize or wear out” but it will depend on the negotiations that arise.
The former president of the Generalitat thus raised the possibility that Junts support possible PP initiatives to break the investiture bloc, without clarifying the meaning of his party’s vote regarding the spending ceiling, the basis for drawing up general state budgets.
Puigdemont’s statements, released via his account on the social network X, come after the meeting held yesterday in Switzerland with a delegation from the PSOE. “Our vote on the spending ceiling will not be decided with the aim of stabilisation or erosion but on the basis of what’s on the negotiating table for this specific case,” he commented.
The former president of the Generalitat said that “Everything has its negotiation and its objectives. And it is necessary to negotiate piece by piece.” “Agreeing on one issue does not prejudge that we will already agree on the next issue. And vice versa: the fact that we do not agree on one does not mean that we will not agree on the next one,” he added.
Puigdemont thus mentioned, without mentioning it, his party’s vote this week against the rent regulation and rooms, which led to the decline of the government initiative, promoted by Sumar.
“Our political vocation It’s not about giving stability or wearing anyone out. Our goal is to defend Catalonia and the interests of the Catalans, and whoever helps us will have our support, whether to govern or to oppose: whoever does the opposite or who deceives us (or makes things difficult), do not count on us…,” he stressed.
The Catalan politician said that Junts was not interested in being part of “either the ideological blocs or the domestic rivalries which the Spanish parties support.
