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The Popular Party (PP) has taken the presidency of the Cortes de Aragón after Vox deputies rejected presenting their own candidate amidst ongoing negotiations for Jorge Azcón's investiture.
The PP leadership has changed its strategy and will now participate in negotiations in Extremadura and Aragon, following an agreement with Vox on a new 'framework' to unblock contacts.
Amazon plans to invest an additional €18 billion in Spain, bringing its total investment in the country to over €30 billion, and will construct a new server factory in the Aragon region.
Génova (PP headquarters) is taking a more direct role in negotiations with Vox in Extremadura and Aragon, eight days before the first investiture attempt, with Vox accepting the new negotiation framework.
The PSOE is facing its first electoral campaign in Castilla y León since previous regional elections, with party leader Pedro Sánchez expected to support candidate Carlos Martínez.