While neither side has been willing to confirm details of the meeting, the Henry Dunant Center for Humanitarian Dialogue, the same organization that participated in the negotiations to end ETA, is expected to play the role of verifier.
PSOE and Junts will hold their first meeting this Saturday after both sides signed an investiture agreement, which includes an amnesty law for those involved in the process and allows the re-election of Pedro Sánchez as president of the Spanish government.
Although neither side has confirmed details of the meeting, it is expected to take place in Geneva, Switzerland, and the Center for Humanitarian Dialogue Henry Dunant, the same organization that participated in the negotiations to end ETA, plays the role of international verifier. At this time, the exact place and time of this first PSOE-JxCat meeting is unknown.
The socialist delegation will be led by the Minister of Organization, Santos Cerdanwhile on the post-convergent side the Secretary General could be present, Jordi Turulthe spokesperson in Congress, Miriam Nogueras and the former president, Carlos Puigdemont. These are the same people who conducted the negotiations in Brussels to conclude the investiture agreement.
In fact, Cerdán and Nogueras arrived on Friday to Geneva airport. Furthermore, the spokesman for Junts has been in Congress reprimanded upon her arrival at the Swiss airport and greeted with cries of “traitor”, “don’t return to Spain” and “to jail”.
Of the Henry Dunant centerhave refused in a telephone conversation to comment on the PSOE Junts meeting, although they have not denied that it will take place under their supervision this Saturday.
under one strict discretionJunts reports that there are no plans to appear or send a statement after the meeting.
Source: EITB
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