He turned forty but Rafa Mas Muñoz (Alicante, 1983) admits that he has a lot left of that dreamy, fun and even imaginary child. “I was happy with everything that was going to play out,” says the mayor of Compromís in Alicante, who chose Cigarreras for his campaign interview with INFORMATION. what was there That cigar factory is still preserved in that obelisk at the entrance, memories of his childhood come back to life, since he went with his dad to pick up his mom after work. It was a cigarette. “All of this had a huge impact on me. He told me things from day to day when we got home, and from there, if we build a community, get organized, we’ll make progress and not have a good time,” explains Mas. unintentionally creating a unionist spirit these years later made him chairman of the Red Cross corporate committee in Alicante and provincial secretary of the CC OO Services Federation Organization.
Mas assures him that he is a worker, and his environment confirms it. It also has the ability to mobilize people.. “I love to create, share, suggest, reflect, discuss, but I always have a goal,” she says.
His education began at Josefinas, then he will continue at IES Jorge Juan and Figueras Pacheco, where he studied the Higher Technician Degree in Social Integration. It started too, though it didn’t end, Social work. And now, sometimes, he’s training for what he says is his now-frustrated profession: Labor Relations. He started the job market very young, and he guarantees that he has worked in almost every job these years. His first job stands out with HIV patients, as well as his years with refugees. In addition to his work, The Red Cross was previously at Cáritas and Proyecto Lázaro.
In politics, he began his career as a socialist militant before moving to Iniciativa, one of the pillars of Compromís. “For me, they are the tools that will transform the city,” says Mas, who dedicates his free time to his partner and family. Loves sports and nature although his passion is people above all else. “I’m very social, just like my dad and my sister,” she adds. He lives where he was born plaza America, just above a barracks. «It can be said that I was born in a hut. I’ve been in the car since I was little. Then I signed up for Campoamor Norte and now, after a gap of twenty years, I’m at the Sagrada Familia,” Mas continues, “a neighborhood kid who likes to talk to his neighbors, likes to go to small shops. .. ».
Compromís will preside over the electoral vote after 28M has spent four years as a councilor noted for his intensity in plenary sessions.caused him multiple warnings and his stiffness He clashes with councilor Julia Llopis for Social Action.