Liberal-National Coalition is collected a week after division

The main opposition political party in Australia – a coalition of liberals and citizens – was revived after the two party leaders agreed to reunite.

The last development comes a week after the collapse of the long -standing coalition of the two conservative parties.

Liberal leader Susan Lei is expected to hold a press conference on Wednesday, according to local media, as a new shade cabinet composed of members on both sides to be announced.

Thehe The coalition split last Tuesday After nation leader David Littlepwood said both countries were unable to agree on key political issues.

In the announcement of the separation last week, Littleproud said the coalition had broken down and reunited in the past, adding that it would work with Ley to “restore the relationship to the moment we can re -enter the coalition before the next election.”

Lei replaced former Liberal leader Peter Dutton After the bad results of the coalition’s election earlier this month, with Labor won his second term in a landslide victoryS She swore to return the liberals to the right centers.

The connection between liberals and citizens – which is mainly regional communities and often bends more conservative than liberals – have been in the latest time, with climate and energy as key questions.

According to the local television operator ABC, the two countries have agreed to give up a better commitment to build seven nuclear power plants, but will insist that they raise the national ban on nuclear energy.

Other policy positions that have been agreed as part of the coalition, which is again collected at regional spending on regional infrastructure, Internet speed and mobile coverage in regional and rural areas and policies to improve supermarket competition, ABC reported.

The liberal-national partnership, which in its present form dates back to the 1940s, has fallen apart and has been restored several times over the decades. The last time the coalition was split was almost four decades ago, in 1987.