Three days before the Andalusian elections, Pedro Sánchez and María Jesús Montero held a large rally in Pulianas, Granada, on Wednesday with over 2,000 attendees. The socialists appealed to past voters and centered their campaign on public healthcare.
The event at Pulianas municipal pavilion drew over 2,000 people, the largest PSOE rally of the campaign so far. Sánchez and Montero urged voters to reclaim the socialist ballot. “If you voted for us before, vote for us again, we will not fail you,” Montero said.
Montero framed the campaign as a referendum on public healthcare and criticized privatizations. Sánchez compared Juan Manuel Moreno’s management to that of Isabel Díaz Ayuso and highlighted government achievements on pensions and the minimum wage.
The crowd chanted in favor of public healthcare and “No to war.” The rally ended with Manuel Carrasco’s song and a final call to mobilize until Sunday, May 17.
