Juan Espadas, general secretary of PSOE-A, is a candidate for the Presidency in the Junta de Andalucia. He has called for participation and, above all, for mobilization of those still undecided to win at “the definitive survey that’s the ballot box”.

Espadas said that he would be wrong, just as he was wrong during the last regional elections, in which what he gave today to PP went to the PSOE. According to the survey, the rest of seats were distributed by Adelante Andalucia (2), Ciudadanos (3-3), and Jaen Deserves More (1-1).

Swords stressed that there are “everyday one or two surveys” but that the final survey, which will be the polls and participation of Andalusians/Andalusians, will be available “in the next few day”. He said that it was still important to mobilize “what appears on all those polls, and that is a third who do not indicate their voting orientation” and that the final result would be decisive.

He also indicated that the current electoral system makes it possible for you to be the first in any of the provinces. This is a plus, from the perspective of the last votes that could give or take away seats. In a province. Espadas says that this means you can be in any number of deputies, including 40, 42 and 46, and suddenly be below 40.

It stressed that, no matter how “the right-wing sends a daily signal that everything is done here”, the truth is “we are at risk of the future of Andalusia and every Andalusian, and only with commitment and involvement can Andalusia be changed and rebuilt>>.

He has therefore expressed confidence in “breaking all records” of participation, because it “will be the best method to guarantee an Andalusian Government that is truly what all Andalusians desire”.

He also reiterated his request for Juanma Moreno to be a PP-A candidate so that he “commits to not govern with a politically force that doesn’t respect the principles, values of the Spanish Constitution and the Andalusian Statute of Selfnomy and Convention of United Nations Human Rights”.

Bonilla stated that any political force should sign the Andalusia paper, except one, to ensure that they do not govern with a force that has among its postulates, and that declares out loud what the far right political force running for these elections is saying.” Vox was an allusion.

The socialist candidate says that even if Juanma Moreno’s commitment is not fulfilled, “he doesn’t feel disgusted at agreeing as Mr. Manueco did” and “he doesn’t think anything unusual or extravagant, nor dangerous nor threatening to Andalusia to form a government with extreme right>>.

Swords concluded, “It’s not worth running for election saying one thing but being willing to do the other and that is why I want to clarify.”