For the municipal elections held on 28 May, the People’s Party candidate in Elda released the full list of individuals who participate in the campaign committee. Paco Sánchez announced the additions to the group originally formed in September, a team assembled to shape the strategy that the Mayor’s Office would discuss with the socialists. The lineup now features Ruben Alfaro, bringing in new party profiles alongside independent professionals who will contribute specialized expertise to the effort.
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The committee is guided by the general coordinator Francisco Javier Vidal, the new leader of the local party and spokesperson for the municipal group Alberto García, the Deputy Secretary General María Jesús García, the Deputy Organizing Secretary Miguel Ángel Rubio, and the Secretary for Protocol, Events, and Coordination Micaela Rubio. The group also welcomed Under-Secretary for Political Action Antonio Nieto, Under-Secretary for Economics and Employment José Vicente Fernández, and Iván Obrador, a member of the provincial PP in Alicante serving as Secretary of State for Business. Lola González of the Valencian Community Popular Party oversees Protocol for this area. Most recently, Concha Maestre joined as an independent press officer, lending seasoned communication experience to the team. (Source: Local Election Briefs — Attribution: Regional Party Communications)
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“This committee brings together individuals who possess deep knowledge of electoral processes and an understanding of the city’s needs, complemented by new profiles that will contribute fresh ideas and effective ways to convey the People’s Party message,” Sánchez observed. The candidate emphasized that work has already begun for a month, focusing on campaign strategies and outlining a government project for Elda that reflects the party’s vision for the city. (Source: Local Campaign Updates — Attribution: Elda News Desk)
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Despite leadership changes, the candidate signaled openness to adding more profiles to the team as campaign efforts intensify. “Elda deserves renewed energy and civic pride, and the plan is to share a clear path for delivering smiles to residents starting May 28,” said Paco Sánchez. The message underscores a committed focus on communicating a practical, positive agenda to the electorate. (Source: Local Political Coverage — Attribution: City Bulletin)