Pedro Sanchez has decided to bring forward the PSOE Federal Congress to next November, when he had until autumn 2025 to do so. The secretary general of the socialists is seeking to join forces at a time when his parliamentary support is being questioned on fundamental issues such as the approval of the next general state budgets, regional financing and immigration policy.
The PSOE will hold the Federal Executive Commission next Monday, during which Sánchez is expected to discuss the progress of the conclave, although this issue is not on the agenda of the meeting.
The Prime Minister intends to gather internal support at the next Federal Congress to approve the Catalan agreement reached between the PSC and the ERC that gave the Catalan presidency Salvador Illa a few weeks ago and which has been criticized by several regional leaders, such as Emiliano García-Page, Adrián Barbón and Javier Lambán.
In fact, this Friday, the regional leadership of the PSOE Aragon agreed to reject the tax agreement signed in Catalonia. After more than three hours of debate and without any other alternative proposal, it was unanimously rejected by the 29 members present.
The previous Federal Congress of Valencia was held in mid-October 2021, in the presence of former presidents Felipe González and José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero.
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