EU Social Democrats Relent on Fitto Appointment in Commission Deal
A coalition agreement has been reached to break the deadlock over the new EU Commission appointments.
- The Social Democrats have agreed to support Raffaele Fitto as a Vice President in the new EU Commission, despite earlier opposition.
- A coalition agreement between Conservatives, Social Democrats, and Liberals aims to ensure a pro-European majority.
- Concerns remain among some Social Democrats about empowering right-wing factions, leading to internal dissatisfaction.
- The agreement includes the confirmation of all proposed commissioners, with a formal announcement expected on Wednesday.
- Spanish Minister Teresa Ribera will address her parliament amid criticism before the EU Parliament confirms her role.