Voice reported in a statement that Yolande Almagrois leaving her position as provincial deputy and Vox councilor in the Cordoba city council – she was the head of the list for the 2023 municipal elections. She is doing so, the party stressed, to join the Economic Office of this political forcewhich is headed by the Secretary General of the Vox parliamentary group inside Congress deputies, Jose Maria FigaredoFor this reason, he explained, “he resigns from his current functions to accept his new functions within the party.”
If the next one on the list enters the Consistory, it will be Marta Leonwho occupied number 4 of the “office” of the municipal elections of 2023. She is a member of the provincial leadership of this party – she occupies the sector of institutional relations – and is also the Vox Coordinator in the capital.
Vox recalled Almagro’s CVwho developed his professional career in the banking sector. Graduated in Information Sciences from the University of Seville (USA), she studied History, Art and Literature at the University of Alcalá de Henares (UAH) and Economics at UNED. Affiliated with Vox since 2014, she was president of the provincial executive committee of Córdoba in 2015, candidate in the regional and municipal elections in the first elections in which the party presented candidates.
In 2023led the municipal candidacy for the mayoralty of Cordoba, increase from two to three advisors and increase the electoral result of Santiago Abascal by 30%. Of course, the result was insufficient for the main objective that this formation had set for itself: to be a decisive force and enter the municipal government with the PP. The popular obtained the absolute majority.
THE Vox national management wanted Thanks Almagro for the work held at the Municipal Council and the Provincial Council after having taken the decision to incorporate it into the Economic Bureau of the party.
As part of this mandate, he presented 12 motions at the Provincial Councilwhich have been approved. Focused on supporting births and families, helping the elderly, lowering tariffs, promoting culture, traditions and Holy Week; improving security and supporting the primary sector.
