Mohamed VI avisa de que no aceptará “presión, amenaza ni chantaje” desde España en vísperas del viaje de Felipe VI
La primera ministra designada por el rey se orienta hacia la formación de un Gobierno de coalición de centroizquierda
King Mohamed VI cautioned in his inaugural address on Friday in Parliament against "irresponsible statements" from political and media sectors in Spain. Addressing the start of the legislative period following recent elections, the Moroccan monarch warned that cooperation between the two nations must never be subjected to "any pressure, threat, or blackmail" in relation to the imminent visit of Felipe VI to Ceuta and Melilla the following week.
As the designated prime minister for the new term, Fátima Ezzahra Mansouri appears to be shaping a center-left coalition government, according to political analysts in the Moroccan press. The leader of the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM, centrist and liberal), which garnered the most votes in the elections with 97 out of 395 seats, met with Nizar Baraka, the general secretary of the nationalist Istiqlal Party, in the evening of Wednesday to conclude a second round of negotiations with parliamentary formations.
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