Junts' Jordi Turull Criticizes PSOE for Legislative Agreement Breakdown Amid Political Instability

Jordi Turull, secretary general of Junts, has publicly accused the PSOE of breaking their legislative agreement by failing to uphold commitments made at the start of the mandate. Speaking at a campaign event in Vic, Turull described the current political situation in Spain as "unsustainable" and likened it to a "collapse" of the legislature. He called on Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to clarify his future steps, emphasizing that while Junts is not seeking early elections, they are prepared for any outcome and will not engage in negotiations with parties that do not respect agreements. This statement follows the Congress's reactivation of Junts' proposal concerning multiple offenses initially presented last September.

Turull's comments highlight growing political instability and legislative challenges within Spain’s governance. The breakdown of the legislative pact between Junts and PSOE threatens to complicate the functioning of the current administration and raises uncertainty about the political future. Junts’ stance underscores a strained relationship with the PSOE, signaling potential difficulties ahead for Spain's political landscape.