Three Sumar ministers to back Maíllo at precampaign event in Seville

Ministers Mónica García, Pablo Bustinduy and Ernest Urtasun will support Por Andalucía candidate Antonio Maíllo at an event on April 19 in Seville. The gathering is the second edition of 'Un paso al frente', led by Movimiento Sumar, Comuns, IU and Más Madrid, ahead of the Andalusian elections on May 17.

The event is scheduled for Sunday, April 19, at 11:00 a.m. in the Itálica auditorium at Seville's Palacio de Exposiciones y Congresos (Fibes). Inma Nieto, Por Andalucía's spokesperson in the previous legislature, will give the welcome, and Esperanza Gómez, coordinator of Movimiento Sumar Andalucía and lead candidate for Cádiz, will speak.

Izquierda Unida posted on X: “On Sunday, April 19, we take another step forward. With a clear goal: To oust Moreno Bonilla from the Junta de Andalucía. We continue building a broad alliance to keep conquering rights”.

Titled “Un paso al frente por Andalucía”, the gathering aims to bolster the common front of Andalusia's alternative left, excluding Adelante Andalucía. It follows the initial presentation in Madrid on February 21.

Sources from the involved parties confirm the attendance of the three Sumar ministers alongside Maíllo, IU's federal coordinator and candidate for President of the Junta.

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Political rallies in Andalusian cities closing the campaign for regional elections.
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Parties close Andalusian campaign ahead of May 17 vote

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Major Andalusian parties wrapped up their campaigns on Friday for Sunday's regional elections with rallies across cities. The PP, Vox, Adelante Andalucía, Por Andalucía and PSOE appealed for votes in simultaneous events.

The Por Andalucía coalition, comprising Izquierda Unida, Movimiento Sumar and Podemos, launched its election campaign in Seville on April 30 for the Andalusian elections on May 17. Candidate Antonio Maíllo expressed confidence in becoming president and aims to surprise voters. He pledges to reverse PP policies and protect public services.

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Andalusia's Junta president and PP candidate Juan Manuel Moreno launched the campaign for the May 17 elections on Thursday in Seville's Jardines de Murillo. Before around 2,000 people, he showed confidence but urged caution: “Quien diga que vamos a sacar 60, no conoce la sociología de Andalucía, esto hay que ganarlo pasión a pasión, ternura a ternura”. He criticized the PSOE's past and central government policies.

In the first five-candidate debate for the May 17 Andalusian elections, left-wing candidates unanimously attacked Juan Manuel Moreno over his health and housing management. The Junta president avoided clashing with Vox and focused on María Jesús Montero. The RTVE-moderated event highlighted the breast cancer screening crisis.

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Juan Manuel Moreno took office on Sunday as president of the Junta de Andalucía for the third time following a government agreement with Vox. The pact gives Vox a vice presidency and several ministries in exchange for the votes needed for investiture.

The two PSOE candidates for Madrid mayor, Reyes Maroto and Emma López, held a cordial debate on Thursday in which they defended similar city models but with differences in approach for the party.

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The agreement between PP and Vox in Andalusia will lead to changes in the Parliament board, with Ana Mestre proposed as new president and Jesús Aguirre as senator.

 

 

 

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