Puig centers his message on accessibility and culture
President of the Generalitat Valenciana and Secretary General of the PSPV-PSOE, Ximo Puig opened a new space dedicated to citizen communication. The platform offers reading lists, movie recommendations, and a blog where Puig shares a more personal side and presents a closer, more casual persona. The initiative follows an active political campaign mindset, as the president aims to keep Valencia’s leadership within reach while highlighting features of daily life in the region.
With the campaign in focus, the candidate outlined a plan to continue directing the Valencian Community and introduced a project that includes several sections. PSPV representatives emphasized that prominent social figures contributed ideas and reflections, creating a vivid snapshot of Valencian concerns through a social lens and demonstrating how local issues are interpreted by community actors.
Puig at the center: prioritizing public image and accessibility
This new blog is designed as a transparent window into the president’s perspective, presenting a more personable side. The platform will be enriched with short videos featuring original and previously unpublished interviews, alongside clips from recent events stored in a digital archive for future use in this communication channel. The goal is to offer a direct glimpse into Puig’s daily life in public service and to provide content that resonates with citizens who value authentic, timely updates.
Through this space, Puig will share recommendations for readings, films, and songs that have influenced him, and will even suggest cultural and leisure activities across the Valencian Community. He believes that the moments that shape life often emerge from enlightening books, the pleasure of watching a powerful movie, the emotional impact of music, or the intensity of art. By curating such suggestions, the president aims to inspire residents to explore culture and community life with renewed curiosity.
The blog also features quotes from notable figures, spanning contemporary voices and historical thinkers. Figures such as Vicente Andrés Estellés, Concepción Arenal, María Zambrano, and Tony Judt appear among the inspirations, underscoring a personal, intimate space for discussion, reflection, and analysis. Puig refers to this as a space for dialogue that invites readers to engage, comment, and share perspectives as part of a broader conversation about Valencia’s future.
Overall, the initiative presents Puig not only as a political leader but as a public figure who values accessibility, culture, and open dialogue. The blog becomes a platform where personal insight meets civic engagement, bridging the gap between official duties and the everyday experiences of Valencian residents. By combining cultural recommendations with reflective quotes and personal narratives, Puig seeks to foster a sense of community and shared purpose throughout the Valencian Community.