PSOE Agreement - United We Can | Errejón: "We will work to make the majority"

• Elections 10-N. Pedro Sánchez and Pablo Iglesias appear in Congress to announce a government agreement

The leaders of the PSOE and United Podemos, Pedro Sánchez and Pablo Iglesias, met Monday in La Moncloa, as EL MUNDO has learned, to advance negotiations to form Gobienro. The chief of staff of Sánchez, Iván Redondo , and the spokeswoman for the Congress, Adriana Lastra , participate in these negotiations.

Today, sources of the PSOE and United We can have confirmed these contacts and have advanced that both will make statements at the end of the meeting in the Congress of Deputies.

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Iglesias appears : "We have reached an agreement to form a progressive coalition government, with social justice as the best vaccine against the extreme right. It is time to leave behind any reproach and work side by side."

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The federal coordinator of IU, Alberto Garzón , confirmed on Tuesday that the PSOE and United We have reached an agreement for the formation of a coalition government.

"We have reached an agreement for a coalition government between United Podemos and PSOE," Garzon announces in a message on his Twitter account, which states that today "is a day of celebration," reports EFE.

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Pablo Echenique and Juan Carlos Monedero and representatives of the confluences of United We can accompany the secretary general of Podemos, Pablo Iglesias, in the meeting of the Congress with Pedro Sánchez and the socialist delegation in which in principle a principle of agreement to form a coalition government, says Europa Press.

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The leader of Más País, Íñigo Errejón , has celebrated that there is a principle of agreement between the PSOE and Podemos for a coalition government and stressed that his party will work for a majority.

"It is never too late if the bliss is good," Errejón points out in a message on Twitter, in which he points out that the Spaniards have given "a second chance to a progressive government to make a fairer country" and "we must comply with that mandate".

"We salute the pre-agreement and we will work to make a majority," as EFE advances.

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