Palencia is the city chosen by the PSOE of Castilla y León to hold its Congress on January 25 and 26. This is what the Autonomous Committee decided yesterday, meeting in Valladolid, which wanted to salute the mayor of this town, the socialist Miriam Andresfor his “management example”.
An announcement made by the Secretary General of the PSOE in the Community, Luis Tudançain his speech in front of a hundred socialists from all the provinces to whom he did not want to give any clues about his future and his decision to run or not in the elections. Only directives that involve warning that “we must be prepared for any scenario, given the fragility of the Mañueco government, that could arise when elections are called.” The other postulate is that during the Palencia meeting, “it will be the voice of the activists who will speak and decide” and, for this, he advocated “a strong and united PSOE, which obtains the best results in Spain and Castilla y León”.
Tudanca did not elaborate on his intentions, although he repeatedly insisted that “the only objective is to achieve a socialist government in the Community.” However, he made a sort of assessment of the years spent at the head of a party that “we took over when it was broken to do good politics, because I had no other desire”. “With humility, without sectarianism and with his own project, always thinking of Castilla y León,” he added.
And if in this country the process begins today that will lead the PSCL to the election of its general secretary, the PSOE has taken a further step with a Pedro Sanchez which has won majority support from activists in the form of endorsements, meaning all that remains is its ratification when Congress meets in November. Thus, after opening the way for the national leader, the regional leader took advantage of yesterday’s meeting to give “all his support to Sánchez so that Spain continues to have a socialist president for many years.” Tudanca was full of praise for “the first president to win a motion of no confidence, the first to govern in a coalition, he endured pandemics, volcanoes and economic crises and took five days to think.” “Despite everything we have experienced and suffered, the PSOE is stronger than ever and Spain is a better country,” he concluded.
Luis Tudanca also had time, during his speech before the Autonomous Committee, to congratulate himself on what, according to him, are the achievements of his party. One of them, the Medical faculties of León and Burgos which, in his words, “are closer” thanks to the “work of the PSOE and society” after “Mañueco and the PP gave up because they failed to stop the inevitable”. Another thing, he emphasized, is “what the PP does with these promises, which are usually electoral.”
The second achievement of those of the rose in Castilla y León, as indicated by its regional secretary, was “Stop the law of concord”a fact which allowed him to experience “one of the most exciting moments of the regional courts”. And a third success, for Tudanca, is that “the PSOE stopped the first far-right government”, in reference to the departure of Vox from the regional executive.
Thus, with the announcement of “we will win more battles” and after affirming that “while Mañueco dedicates himself to the things of power, we dedicate ourselves to the things of food”, the socialist from Burgos announced that the next objective of his party in the Community will be to bring the Commission to provide free school textbooks. and school supplies in all compulsory education cycles. And yet another fight for “the right to decent housing”.
