The president of the Popular Party (PP, center-right), Mariano Rajoy, said Monday it will start a round of contacts with the rest of Spanish political parties, when you return from the EU summit that begins tomorrow in Brussels.
The Spanish chief executive, who appeared after chairing the executive committee of his party to analyze the election results Sunday, offered his hand to the "moderate" parties to try to form a "stable" government.
"My hand is still stretched out to form the Government to ensure the stability that Spain needs" proclaimed Rajoy, whose party won the election with 137 seats, although far from an absolute majority, forcing him to compromise with other groups to form government .