And so it all drags on. The investiture of Francina Armengol (PSOE) as president of the Balearic Government had originally been planned for tomorrow, but when Més (Majorcan socialists-nationalists) raised certain conditions regarding its support for a coalition the investiture was put on hold.
It is said that it may take place on Tuesday next week, but Més is saying that it will announce whether or not its support will be forthcoming tomorrow.
Of the various sticking points in the negotiations, one - the presidency of the Council of Majorca - has been dealt with to Més’ satisfaction: its candidate, Miquel Ensenyat, is the new president.
A further one, the presidency of the Council of Minorca, is still to be resolved.
Biel Barceló, the leader of Més, says that the Minorcan situation is independent to negotiations regarding the regional government and so Armengol’s investiture.
However, it had been previously said by Més that the two matters were not independent.
Més will say yes or no to Armengol tomorrow
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