The former secretary general of the PSOE Pedro Sánchez will appear in the Saturday morning before the media in Congress to communicate its decision to the second and final vote on the investiture of Mariano Rajoy, as reported by sources in their environment.
The announcement comes after some voices have raised the possibility that Sanchez give up its act of deputy to avoid having to disobey the mandate of the Federal Committee of the PSOE to abstain before Rajoy.
The same sources have not confirmed what Pedro Sanchez plans to transfer message in this pre-arraignment investiture vote, which in no case be before 19:45 hours.
The former secretary general of the PSOE has not yet ruled on the meaning of their vote in the ballot-one abstention Saturday to abide by the mandate of the Federal Committee or a 'no' who has defended since the elections December- nor has unveiled if intended, as some suggest, leaving his deputy act, for which it has until 1400 hours tomorrow.
This Friday has come to the Congress of Deputies, where it has remained a few hours and gone without revealing his intentions to meet with two of the deputies who have announced voting against the investiture of Rajoy breaking the discipline of vote: the Margarita Robles judge on leave of absence, the independent who 'signed' Sanchez to be his number two on the list by Madrid in the elections last June 26, and Susana Aragon Sumelzo.
The announcement comes after some voices have raised the possibility that Sanchez give up its act of deputy to avoid having to disobey the mandate of the Federal Committee of the PSOE to abstain before Rajoy.
The same sources have not confirmed what Pedro Sanchez plans to transfer message in this pre-arraignment investiture vote, which in no case be before 19:45 hours.
The former secretary general of the PSOE has not yet ruled on the meaning of their vote in the ballot-one abstention Saturday to abide by the mandate of the Federal Committee or a 'no' who has defended since the elections December- nor has unveiled if intended, as some suggest, leaving his deputy act, for which it has until 1400 hours tomorrow.
This Friday has come to the Congress of Deputies, where it has remained a few hours and gone without revealing his intentions to meet with two of the deputies who have announced voting against the investiture of Rajoy breaking the discipline of vote: the Margarita Robles judge on leave of absence, the independent who 'signed' Sanchez to be his number two on the list by Madrid in the elections last June 26, and Susana Aragon Sumelzo.
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