Spain: New Government Prepares a Cabinet

The socialists and Unidas Podemos will have a reinforced relationship with the creation of a commission to monitor the unity agreement to avoid internal discrepancies and ensure the stability of the legislature while waiting for Pedro Sánchez to divulge the composition of his new cabinet.

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A day after the inauguration of Sánchez, who already announced his appointment before the king, both groups have signed a "Protocol of operation, coordination, development and monitoring of the agreement of the progressive coalition government" that stipulates the creation of two commissions, one to coordinate the Government and another for parliamentary action.

Sanchez has finally decided to clear his entire agenda to concentrate on closing a very powerful Executive that surprises as much or more than that of 2018. This Friday there will be no Council of Ministers, something absolutely unusual and will be expected next week, already with the new ministers appointed, to take the key start-up measures, especially the rise in pensions and of the minimum wage.

The Government has been taken aback by the harsh tone of the opposition, which considers the current government illegitimate for receiving the relative support of separatists.

However, within the coalition, there is conviction that the new government will respond to all these concerns and will show Pedro Sánchez's ability to reinvent himself and get out of this last challenge.