The leader of Spain’s Socialists Pedro Sanchez on Wednesday said his party would vote against a new government of Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy or of his People’s Party, rejecting a pact between the country’s two main parties.
Such an alliance would be one of the only combination of political forces allowing a stable government in Spain after an inconclusive election on Sunday.
“We say ‘no’ to Rajoy and his policies,” Sanchez told a news conference after meeting with Rajoy.
“The Socialists will work so that there is a new government, a government of change, with progressive ideas and capacity for dialogue,” he also said.
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