He was sacked as Minister of Agriculture and Ecological Transition, with no minutes being taken in the Valencian Courts for leading Comprom’s candidacy in Elche in 2019, and contrasts with the vice-president of the Initiative, one of the most representative figures of his party today. generalitat, Morepolitical future Mireia Mullah is currently an unknown. As they said yesterday from the coalition, now is the time to return to your special “winter quarter” and rediscover yourself. It remains to be seen whether he will again take refuge in the fief of Elche, try to leap to Madrid again, or take refuge in the crossroads of the left in the face of next year’s electoral cycle. For now, they are ruling out a third consecutive local election candidacy at Elche after attempts in 2015 and 2019.
Within Compromís, her most critical critics argue that Mireia and the “Mollà clan” are barely “followed by four” today. If that’s true, much of that support remains in his city. Two councilors of the coalition Elche Town Hall, Esther Díez and Felip Sànchez are their strongest supporters in the Initiative. “We must thank him for the work he did at the beginning of agriculture, which allowed the Community to cease to be news. PP corruption to be a touchstone in tackling the climate emergency. “The decision that Aitana Mas made seven months before the election was wrong, unwarranted and irresponsible,” he said.
In principle, Mullah supported Díez to top the list. agree He’ll be performing at Elche in 2023, so it would be quite a surprise if he pulls back and tries to run the nomination again. Among his main supporters in the city of palm trees, they think he should open a period of “personal reflection” and think about what a person like him, who already occupies a seat at 25, wants to do. most cuts. Finally, among its allies from Elche, the active role played by the left in reclaiming the City Council after four years of government by Mercedes Alonso’s PP is valuable.
vilifiers
But, of course, among the different pillars that make up Compromís, the Mullah has a large number of opponents, who are expressing themselves with greater and greater popularity in public, and are not afraid to openly state that they are now going through a crisis. bad moment. From Més, for example, they argue that his return would be a mistake because his 2019 result was “bad”. In these elections, Valencians lost half of the councilors they had won in 2015, becoming the fourth force Ciudadanos has claimed. After these elections, the old consulate changed its route and sought a new reconciliation in the country. Botanical.
In an interview with Radio València-Cadena Ser yesterday, Mullah was asked if he would continue in politics. “I’ve always been in politics because it’s a the way to understand life. You realize that it affects you in everything and that you can improve or worsen your conditions, rights and freedoms, everything is politics. It has been, and will continue to be, part of my DNA since I can remember. Describe my way of understanding the world progressivism, environmentalism and joy. Throughout my career, I have never lowered my head, even in moments of tough opposition.”
take back control
She is one of the most critical of the Elche woman, as well as regretting her demeanor in recent months since she took the place of Aitana Mas. Monica Oltra As vice-president of the Generalitat, they believe that Mullah will now resign, and will wait for a bad electoral outcome in the 2023 election that will give his wings to try to regain some of the power Compromís lost in the Initiative. It should be noted that at the last congress of the group, Aitana Mas stopped occupying one of the joint spokespersons, and Alberto Ibanez. In an interview yesterday, when asked if his dismissal was doomed to insignificance in the Initiative, he replied, “I will row to position ourselves on the political project we need to be.”
Another possible direction Mullah’s career could take is to increase Sumar’s prowess when the left wing unites. Yolanda Diaz. In this context, it should be noted that both the former minister and his father Pasqual Molla were present at one of the meetings organized by the second vice-president. State It is in Madrid that arouses many doubts within the enterprise.
Compromís race in the state: between Mas, Climent, Fullana and Bellido
Comproís will soon go through the primary process to nominate candidates for next year’s regional and local elections. The two main parties that make up the coalition, Initiative and Més, have not been able to agree on lists in the province’s two main cities, Alicante and Elche, so a vote will need to be held in February, which will coincide. with that of the regional list. In the midst of this scenario, it is necessary to gauge the extent of Mireia Molla’s sudden departure from Consell and her open hostility to Aitana Mas. To this we must add other important factors, such as the ongoing tension since Mónica Oltra left due to her lawsuit, or the current complex context marked by the economic crisis and rising inflation.
One of the questions that needs to be answered is who will chair the Settlement list for the state. From the venture wing, it seems clear that all options are going through Aitana Mas. Crevillentina is one of the weighty figures in the state’s formation, and her authority as vice president was strengthened after the Mullah’s dismissal. Although underestimated, Aitana Mas has yet to confirm that she will appear in the qualifiers to lead the Generalitat candidacy, as has the Valencian national vice-president Joan Baldoví. When the announcement was made, Crevillentina was critical of Baldoví’s pick, another thing that he could have been number one for the state since he was vice president.
The question stems from Més’ part. Possible candidates to enter the district list for the province include Economy Minister Rafa Climent; state deputy Gerard Fullana; and even Natxo Bellido, Reconciliation’s spokesperson on the Alicante City Council.
In this context, many comments have been made in recent days about the last visit of the Valencian spokesperson in Diputación, which is interpreted as an alliance with the Mullah sector in some quarters. While this meeting was announced as part of Compromís’ opposition work at the provincial institution, the reality is that Fullana was featured in the photos with the coalition’s two mayors, Esther Díez and Felip Sánchez, in the city of Elche. from Initiative.