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José Ignacio García Sánchez

José Ignacio García Sánchez

Spanish politician (born 1987)

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  • Jul 6

    Vox boycotts Blas Infante commemoration as Moreno defends coalition pact with the far-right in Andalusia

    The new PP-Vox government in Andalusia faced its first public rift as Vox refused to attend the annual tribute to the region's founding father, while president Juanma Moreno used the occasion to argue that Blas Infante's ideals of pluralism justify the coalition.

  • Jul 3

    Moreno seals coalition with Vox in Andalusia, burying his moderate image and cementing the PP–far‑right alliance across Spain

    Juanma Moreno takes office today for a third term as president of Andalusia, but this time he does so in coalition with Vox, the far‑right party he once vowed to keep at arm’s length.

  • Jun 29

    Vox to vote against Moreno's investiture Tuesday, warns of deadlock unless PP meets demands on immigration and government role

    The investiture debate of Juanma Moreno got underway in the Andalusian parliament, but Vox confirmed it will vote no in Tuesday's first ballot as no deal has been reached, though negotiations continue and a last-minute agreement is not ruled out.

  • Jun 25

    Andalusia investiture debate for Juanma Moreno set for June 29-30, Vox deal still pending

    The Andalusian Parliament will hold the investiture debate for acting president Juanma Moreno on June 29 and 30. Moreno needs Vox's support to secure the absolute majority required in the first vote.

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