The PSOE assumes that it will save the labor reform with Cs and the small parties

More Country-Equo and Compromise will support labor reform. This is confirmed. The two parties add three votes. Fundamental at this point. So much so that the coalition management of the PSOE and United We Can is next to save the text. By the hair, yes, as ERC and PNV, parties that continue to push and with which they continue to negotiate remain at no. It is only four votes away, because two strangers have yet to be officially resolved: what are they going to do PDECatwith four deputies, and Union of the Navarrese People, with two. If the former votes yes, as the socialists expect, and the Navarrese regionalists abstain, the government will implement the decree law. With an alternative majority and with the necessary help of Citizens, who despise the press. The socialist spokesman, Héctor Gómez, took the bill for granted on Tuesday, so the text would have guaranteed the necessary support not to suffer shipwreck.

The official score at this time is therefore 170 votes in favor, 173 against. The bill requires a simple majority (more yes or no) to be ratified by Congress next Thursday, February 3rd. In other words, it is enough for the Government to support on paper 174 and add at least two abstentions. So it’s just worth the post convergence to say yes, and once those four seats are tied, that’s enough for the two UPN MPs to remember.

That marker might be more favorable to the dual than Pablo Cambronero, an idiosyncratic deputy of Cs who left for the Commune, going from no, being counted, to abstinence or yes. The PSOE takes it for granted that PDECat will ratify its support and that UPN will facilitate the validation. However, both parties will give an account of their decision this Wednesday, as sources from the two powers indicated to this newspaper. In the case of the Navarra foralistas, their position will depend on whether the independentistas enter the equation.

Más País-Equo (two MPs) and Compromís (1), election allies, appeared in Congress together this Tuesday to confirm that they would vote in favor of labor reform. Inés Sabanés and Joan Baldoví (the leader of the eco-socialist formation, Íñigo Errejón, is limited by covid) argued that the text feels an “advance” important in restoring workers’ rights, and as it is a step forward they the need to support it.

Labor reform is an advance that restores workers’ rights, reduces temporary employment, and strengthens collective bargaining. We are going to support this progress despite the fact that it is not the labor reform we would have implemented and it is not the repeal that the Government itself has promised.

– Íñigo Errejón (@ierrejon) 1 February 2022

The two formations were clear “from the first moment & rdquor;, according to sources close to Errejón, that the PSOE is not going to give up its goal of not changing a comma of the text agreed with employers and unions, and focused on the closure more advances outside the decree. Más País and Compromís therefore agreed with the Ministry of Labor on a shock plan against temporary and abusive working hours, especially for women, and the incorporation into the department led by Yolanda Díaz of a ” mental health and uncertain line of work ”.

“Labor reform is an advance that restores workers’ rights, reduces temporary employment and strengthens collective bargaining. We are going to support this advance despite the fact that it is not the labor reform we would have carried out and it is also not the repeal that the government itself promised, Errejón tweeted and left that little touch to Díaz and United Away slip away. Can, who fought for the Government to take the word “recall & rdquor;, of which the Socialists were suspicious.

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PSOE (120) and United We Can (34) add 154 seats, one less because the vacancy of Alberto Rodríguez, who was convicted by the Supreme Court, has not been filled. To this must be added Ciudadanos (9) and the rest of the small parties that have already announced their yes: Canarian Coalition (1), Nueva Canarias (1) and Partido Regionalista de Cantabria (1). Teruel existence (1) consolidated its vote in favor of Monday night. 167 votes, plus the three provided by Más País and Compromís, reach 170 endorsements.

On the no side are PP-Foro (89), Vox (52), Bildu (5), Junts (4), CUP (2) and BNG (1). In the rejection, it is necessary to align ERC (13) and PNV (6) for the time being, although the Government does not lose hope with any of them. It would be missing, to reach 173 deputies, to confirm the no of Pablo Cambronero. The Socialists told him they would call him, although for the time being he tended to vote against it, Paloma Esteban reported.

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If Cambronero moves to abstinence or yes (in the latter case, like his former Cs colleagues), the Government would have a somewhat more comfortable position. The nose bill will reach a maximum of 172, so it will have a pillow of at least two more in favor. In other words, the Government can have a minimum of 174 yes and two abstentions or up to a maximum of 177 endorsements. Everything will depend on the latest movements and on the fact that the ERC and PNV have their no.

Nothing is said for sure. There are days, hours of heart attack.