Sánchez Launches Reelection Bid in Seville, but Even Andalusia Looks Shaky
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Under intense rain, the Andalusian formation has begun the career of the generals in Seville, appealing to a “different left” that is “no one’s mule”
Pedro Sánchez has chosen Seville to give the starting gun to the campaign
Sánchez Launches Reelection Bid in Seville, but Even Andalusia Looks Shaky
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has launched his reelection bid in Seville. On Thursday he appealed to Socialist loyalists in Andalusia, the southern region that served his party as a political heartland for decades. His chances in the general election on 29 November look slim.
“Last night the Andalusian people got wet for housing, today it’s Adelante Andalucía. Welcome and welcome to the campaign that is going to make history in Andalusia”, has started the spokesperson for Adelante Andalucía, José Ignacio García. The heavy rain that has bathed Seville has not been enough to drive away the hundreds of people who have wanted to accompany the start of the electoral campaign of Adelante Andalucía.
Event featured a speech by First Lady Begoña Gómez; Prime Minister called an early vote in an attempt to strengthen mandate, after Parliament rejected the government's main housing decrees
The rain forces to suspend the act of Adelante Andalucía
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