The formation announced that the ‘no’ to follow in the government got 55.73% and that the ‘yes’ got 42.39% of the vote, while there are 1.88% blank votes, in a vote where 79.18% of the 6,465 voting militants participated.
Euskaraz irakurri: JxCateko militanteek Kataluniako Gobernutik alde egitea erabaki dute
JxCat militancy has chosen to leave the government. the director of together He has asked in internal consultations with the armed forces whether he wants Junts to remain part of the government, which took place Thursday and Friday this week.
“Do you want Junts to remain part of the government of Catalonia?” is the question they have asked their bases.
For example, the Junts militants have decided to break the coalition with the ERC. In a statement, the formation said it would follow ‘no’ in government de 55.73% and the ‘yes’ has had a 42.39% of support, while there is a 1.88% blank votes, in a vote in which the 79.18% of the 6465 militants with voting rights.
At 5.30 pm, the party board will meet to analyze this result, which means the break of the alliance between ERC and Junts in the Generalitat and may have consequences within the formation led by Laura Borràs and Jordi Turull.
Former President of the Generalitat Quim Torrac celebrated the result on the social network Twitter: “My congratulations”.
The vote comes after the President of the Generalitat, Pere Aragonès, reject the last proposal raised by Junts to revive the crisis of the Catalan government, despite the fact that it no longer included the condition to Jordi Puignero as vice president.
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Source: EITB
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