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Carlos Martínez: “Society Is Crying Out for Consensus, for the Two Big Parties to Shake Hands”
Carlos Martínez (June 28, 1973, Soria), who just 12 months ago took over the PSOE of Castilla y León, faces in 20 days his first elections as a candidate for the Presidency of the Junta, a government that resists socialists for 39 years and that on March 15 wants to reconquer. To that end, he keeps on the table his pact to let rule the most voted party, a proposal that he launched a year ago and that the PP has received with silence. “We are goi…
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Carlos Martínez (June 28, 1973, Soria), who just 12 months ago took over the PSOE of Castilla y León, faces in 20 days his first elections as a candidate for the Presidency of the Junta, a government that resists socialists for 39 years and that on March 15 wants to reconquer. To that end, he keeps on the table his pact to let rule the most voted party, a proposal that he launched a year ago and that the PP has received with silence. “We are goi…
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