Thousands of fans who filled the Valencia arena yesterday got up early. Around 10:30 am, the arena was already showing a massive influx. Outside the square, Volta a Peu was underway, and the organization wanted to pick it up early so as not to frighten it: any bald spot on the line would be pinched by the opposition to cast doubt on the public’s ability to take action, yet something that happened is hail
In those early hours, the heat seemed to make a truce, as the DJ tried to warm the floor with a diverse repertoire from Nino Bravo’s Libre to Eighties Night to People. Power by Patti Smith. In addition to his career as a politician, a disc jockey said: “Close the door when you leave,” as he chanted slogans against Pedro Sánchez between songs.
However, as the temperature increased as the morning progressed, the hats and fans distributed by the organization slowly bloomed in the stands. Health care even had to take care of a person who was not feeling well due to these high temperatures.
He also shot hot Carlos Mazón, according to his shirt. “Quina suà,” he admitted during his speech.
The organization multiplied, with fans and hats as well as volunteers sending bottles of water all over the world. The rush of plastic bottles was constant throughout the morning.
Everything had to be under control. There was even a preventive security operation in case María José Catalá gave birth. So in the front row of the alberon were the mayor’s head nurse, his gynecologist, two nurses and a doctor from Samur. Moreover, the first and last are members of the PPCV.
PSPV opposed the deployment of popular media through its general secretary and re-election candidate Ximo Puig, who estimated the cost of the action at one million euros, comparing it to the money PPCV makes to create school children. in power for two years.
“Today we are in the Valencia Community squares with families, but in another square they are spending a million euros, which is more than they spent on children’s schools in 20 years of government,” Puig said in an action in the newspaper Elche. .
Socialists and the public had clashed the previous day over attendance figures for the Puig and Sánchez event on Saturday in Ciudad de las Ciencias.