The PSOE Relaunchs Its Campaign to Defend the Stronghold of Seville After the Urda Accident: 150 Acts, Pedro Sánchez and Several Ministers but neither Zapatero nor Susana Díaz
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They are convinced to be the first political force in the province in the generals of 29-N. They anticipate more than 150 events with messages focused on the management of Pedro Sánchez in employment, housing and equality.
The PSOE of Seville is already immersed in the pre-campaign of the general elections. The socialists of the province hope to repeat the victory results of the last state elections that allowed them to have five deputies in Congress and three seats in the Senate in a campaign marked by the railway accident and in which Pedro Sánchez or some ministers participated, but will not be Susana Díaz or José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero.
The PSOE of Seville has presented the bases of its campaign strategy for the elections next November 29 (29N). A road map led by the secretary of the Andalusian provincial and parliamentary organization, Rafael Recio, that contemplates the celebration of about 150 events through the 116 local groups to reach all the municipalities. During a press appearance in which it has begun reminding the victims of the recent railway accident, the head of l…
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