Ximo Puig, leader of the socialists in the Valencian Community, assures that the PSPV of the city of Alicante will have “a strong candidate or candidates who can offer a real alternative to the government of the right”. Ten months after the municipal elections, the Socialists of Alicante had just survived their fifteenth crisis, which resulted in the abrupt departure of the then municipal spokesperson, Francesc Sanguino. As a result, Puig believes the situation will reshape at the upcoming election in May 2023. “A strong candidacy and clear leadership must be presented, this will happen. early September“It was stress.
Name of the current trustee of the socialist group in the Valencian Parliament, former Minister of Health Main Barcelonaand that of the head of Innovation, Josephine Goodhave been the most vocal in recent months to lead the party’s candidacy in the state capital, but that’s an as-yet-unclear unknown. In an interview with Europa Press, asking if Barceló would end up on the list, Puig insisted that the nomination be submitted according to the deadlines set by Ferraz, all with the aim of opposing the right wing. government led by Luis Barcala (PP).
Regarding last week’s crisis at Alicante City Council, Miguel Millana replaces Paco Sanguino As a socialist spokesman, Puig affirmed that “it can now be considered closed” and attributed these “tensions” to the fact that the former put special attention above the general in “failure to act faithfully on the project”. “But now we must look forward – he has decided -: no historical revisionism”.
Generalitat chairman and PSPV leader Ximo Puig promised that the election lists for the coming months will include “the best possible teams and the best candidates to guarantee a project of social democratic transformation”. You can never lose the perspective that socialists “are the party to change society”.
“There are no personal projects, but it is beneficial for society,” he said, after asking about the possibility of tension in some municipalities to prepare these lists due to the decision of the PSOE Federal Committee to hold primary elections in some cities on October 9. More than 20,000 inhabitants.
After saying that “there is always a democratic orientation in a democratic party and there may be different perceptions and candidates,” Puig stressed that he could not overlook the fact that the PSPV “is a project that speaks for the majority of society”. and not for the small or elitist part” and the aim is to apply it in the maximum number of places.
He argued that his project aimed to capture “the vast majority without sectarianism or short-term perspectives” and that “multiple perspectives of understanding the identity of the Community: Castile and Valencia would be inclusive and inclusive”. Vicente Andrés Estellés and Miguel Hernández, interior and coast”.
On the other hand, he refused to go back to “projects from the past” as he believed Carlos Mazón’s PPCV represented, but acknowledged the PSPV’s need to “update knowing that not everything has been done well since 2015”. “The alternative is not to go back, but to consolidate a project for change,” he insisted.
Questioned by polls conducted by the PSPV, Puig was confident that the data they received was positive and “pretty in line” with those of recent years, but declined to speculate because the legislature was missing a “significant” year. “I don’t think citizens are on a choice switch, we certainly are not.”
In a national keynote, after the restructuring of the PSOE Executive did not have new reunions of Valencian representatives, the regional president stressed that Community socialists such as Arcadi Spain, Diana Morant or Patricia Blanquer had already been integrated into “important secretaries”. “, claimed to be supported and co-participant with Ferraz.
“Pedro Sánchez gave the Executive a new impetus and set a clear focus: our goals are employment, economic transformation and social justice. We must work for that, that’s what PSOE means,” he explained. the “political belief” that institutions should join forces to get out of the crisis.
On the other hand, when questioned about PSPV’s internal state after the departure of former Organizing Secretary José Luis Ábalos, Puig assured that he was always supported and “comfortable” in the game and did not “feel suffocating”. “He was also a former minister when he was. “Moreover, we worked together beyond any differences in organic processes,” he argued.
Source: Informacion
