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Almeria's municipal corporation is geared to ensure that the May 2023 electoral call ballots are not too different from the ones of four years ago. Each party will decide who the Mayor of the capital is, according to its rules. Their spokespersons, from both PSOE and Ciudadanos, make it clear that they will not hesitate to be the most prominent face of their formations once again.
Adriana Valverde spoke out yesterday for the Socialist Municipal Group, and was a spokesperson for them. She is also a candidate for mayor in 2019. She reminded us that any militant who has their accounts in order can present their candidacy. It will be the socialists that confirm their identity.
He stated that the PP project was "exhausted" and that they were failing to meet their obligations to citizens. However, his party has grown stronger over the years. "I feel more secure in the knowledge that I have more close to the city."
Miguel Cazorla (Cs), a spokesperson for Ciudadanos in the city council, and candidate for 2019 Mayor, displayed a similar position. In Interalmeria, the Liberal Councilor discussed the current state of his party following the recent regional elections. He was unable to represent the Andalusian parliament after being part of the coalition government that included the PP for three and a quarter years. Almeria's mayor said that while we had been working, other people have been selling what they were doing.
Cazorla stated that he is open to the possibility of leading the municipal Cs List again. He also stressed that the municipal sphere was where he had always wanted to grow his political career. He strongly believes that his place in the City Council of Almeria is where he belongs.
Juan Francisco Rojas is the Vox spokesperson and was the candidate in the last local election. He stated in statements to this newspaper, however, that he "right now would not change municipal policies for anything" and that he has a "maximum desire to continue to serve the people in Almeria so renewing it is an honor and privilege.
