This joining forces from the left de Elche grew, but without Compromise. The mayoral candidacy of the merger consisting of Podemos, Esquerra Unida and Alternativa Republica joined Green AllianceEnvironmentalist party led by Juantxo López Uralde.
With the inclusion of this new group, the group of progressive formations wanted to indicate “the ability to reach agreements and add support, always with the goal of being decisive and beneficial to the social majority”. With this agreement, they aim to have the power to achieve “a turn in municipal policies that, as in recent years, favor those who protect the interests of all against the interests of large firms and multinational corporations”. expression.
Specifically, they see Alianza Verde as partners in the defense conducted at Camp d’Elx and in the neighbourhoods. “plunder” and “pelotazo” with the installation of solar power plants through declarations of community interest. A message they point out a clear distance from the rhetoric of PSOE and Compromís at Elche is members of the government team who deny there is “looseness” or leniency to allow solar plants.
Confronted with this model of energy transition, the stampede appeals to other policies. take advantage of wastelands, rooftops, industrial areas… to develop renewable energies and create municipal energy communities that lower the electricity bills of Elche citizens.
Confluencia de Izquierdas mayoral candidate Moisés García expressed his satisfaction with the inclusion of the Uraldean party Alianza Verde in the candidacy. “We believe our work to defend the ecosystem is greatly appreciated. palm grove, I would like to thank the work we have done to defend Camp D’Elx against the plunder of multinational companies and the work we do every day with our municipality’s environmental groups.”
With this merger, the alliance of the Elche left defended itself as “a candidacy that was annexed, united and constituted a united candidacy”. Policies Beneficial for the Social Majority“Brave policies that are not content with what is and go for more”, while negotiations with Compromís, which will compete together in the elections on 28 May, are at a stalemate. a complete dead end and point of no return.