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Junts ties post-election investiture support to a Catalan economic pact

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Junts says it will make a Catalan economic agreement, or “economic pact,” a condition for supporting an investiture after the 29 November elections, regardless of whether the potential partner is the PSOE or the PP.Backed by 4 sourcesabc.eselperiodico.catelperiodico.comcronicaglobal.elespanol.com The party has indicated that it could support a PSOE candidate other than Pedro Sánchez, while applying the same economic demand to Alberto Núñez Feijóo provided a PP-led alliance does not include Vox.Backed by 1 sourceselperiodico.cat

Junts presented this position alongside a review of its role in Madrid three years after signing the investiture agreement that made Sánchez prime minister.Backed by 1 sourceselperiodico.com Carles Puigdemont argued that Junts should take advantage of Spain’s political crisis to pursue its objective, while Míriam Nogueras has been presented as a central spokesperson for the party’s position in Congress.Backed by 2 sourcesabc.escronicaglobal.elespanol.com

Junts would require Pedro Sánchez’s departure before reopening negotiations with the PSOE, while maintaining the economic pact as an investiture condition.Context from one sourcelavanguardia.com

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