Pedro Sánchez and Alberto Núñez Feijóo will meet next Monday within the framework of The round of contacts by the Spanish president regarding a hypothetical deployment of troops on a peacekeeping mission to UkraineSánchez needs the backing of a majority in Congress, which he doesn't have from the outset due to the opposition of some of his left-wing parliamentary allies. The leader of the People's Party (PP) has agreed to meet with the head of the national government, according to party sources, although he has set conditions for the meeting. He wants the discussion to cover not only Ukraine, but also the entirety of the Spanish government's foreign policy. In this regard, the PP has stated that it will not support "any defense decision made in isolation" and demands a "binding vote" on "the entire budget, military strategy, and foreign policy." And what does the Moncloa Palace say? For the Spanish government, the meeting falls within the "normal" framework of dialogue with the opposition, even though Feijóo and Sánchez haven't met since March of last year. "We are the government of dialogue," said spokesperson Elma Saiz, who added that the "complicated international context" justifies this round of talks with the PP and the other parties. "The president will share the information with the political groups," Saiz added, without clarifying whether Sánchez will accept Feijóo's conditions and address foreign policy comprehensively, as the PP is requesting. "The important thing is that they are meeting," Spanish government sources stated.Núria Orriols Guiu reports.

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