Andalusian president warns of difficult coalition with Vox

Andalusian President Juanma Moreno is hardening his stance against Vox, warning of a stalled government and a short, tumultuous legislative term if he needs their support. Polls suggest Moreno may lose his absolute majority in the May 17 elections, forcing him to govern with Vox. He anticipates months of negotiations, followed by a brief legislature marked by conflict and dependence on a party whose decisions are dictated from Madrid. Moreno criticized Vox's "national priority" slogan as unrealistic and illegal, emphasizing the PP's commitment to the constitution and contrasting a potential Vox coalition with his previous partnership with Ciudadanos.