Marin: <<Any vote for Cs is decisive so that Vox does not enter the Board>>

Juan Marin, the current vice president and candidate for the Presidency in the Junta de Andalucia For Cs, was "convinced" this Thursday to turn the tides in Sunday's election. He assured that any vote for Cs would be decisive to ensure that Vox does NOT enter the Government, and that any Cs seat is more valuable than the PSOE.

Marin stated that he believes that the Cs can turn the tides of the polls in an interview with TVE. The interview was collected by Europa Press. We did it in 2015, 2018 and this Sunday will do it again. This is going to be crucial in strengthening Andalusia as it has been in the past three and a quarter years of management by the PP/Cs in an economic engine that generates wealth and employment>>.

He stated that there is no place he can't say that Cs is necessary to ensure that the Andalusia policies are still a reality. In fact, he stated that you cannot just leave the PSOE or the PP alone, as we know what is going on.

He has maintained that Andalusia's only option for governance is to keep it "the sum that seems possible in recent days, particularly after the debates which was that of the PP, and to continue working four years to ensure Andalusia remains the autonomous community that continues to generate the most employment in the country and that the GDP rises above the national average.

He said that Andalusian citizens can distinguish between what was happening before 2018 and what is happening now. He also noted that 21 seats of Cs made this possible.

Marin said that the polls had not treated Marin's training well, "probably because we devote ourselves more to managing, solving issues and looking for solutions than to politics," while the "big The machinery of PP and PSOE have always dedicated themselves in advertising and marketing practically everything, even though they have never actually executed it or sold it.

He has stressed that Cs always performs better in campaign than other political forces. Therefore, he is "totally certain that on Sunday we'll surprise again and that the Andalusians once again turn it around at the polls", just as they did in the last electoral calls.

The candidate for the Presidency stated that Cs is "a powerful political force at this moment." Any seat in Cs is more valuable than any seat in the PSOE, since it was already seen that its candidate resigned as Chair of the Board on Monday, giving up and giving Vox the option of governing", something he believes "is unlikely to happen".

He stressed that any vote for Cs will be decisive to ensure that Vox doesn't enter the Government. Just as in 2015, when Cs supported Susana Diaz's investiture, we stopped Podemos accessing the Junta government by removing Grinan, Chaves and all those who were involved in corruption cases. He stated, "I did it at the time and I'm going back to it this Sunday."

Marin said that he wouldn't be uncomfortable or comfortable giving a sum of money for PP, Cs, and Vox. Marin stated that he would not attend because he doesn't agree with Mrs. Olona's political approach. He also stressed that Andalusia was not a "springboard to reach Spain" because it is "8.5 million Andalusians, who deserve respect, who work hard every day, and have proven their ability to get to work for the past three and a quarter years."

Marin also stated that Vox doesn't believe in Andalusia and does not believe that the state of the Autonomies is true. He added that he believes that Vox lies to Andalusians to get to the debates. Marin pointed out Olona as an example of "being a State attorney".

"This political option believes there are good or bad Andalusians depending upon whether they think like me," said the Cs candidate. He also noted that Vox's policies were "very old and should have gone down history a long, time ago.

When asked if he was concerned about 19J's inactivity due to high temperatures, the Cs candidate replied that he is confident that Andalusians will fulfill their responsibility as they do every four year and that they will vote to make the best decision for the land's future for the next four-years.

He believes that there is enough time to do everything. To go to the beach, walk, work, and vote. So he hopes "many people will go" and "abstention isn't too high".

He reported that the campaign was going "well", very entertaining, and very intense. He also stated that it is "a land of 87,000 km and more than 800 municipalities", making it "very difficult to get anywhere". He also mentioned that there are two television debates that were "very illustrative" of the various options available to voters.

Marin, on the other hand, has examined the political space in which he was formed and found that there were no longer socialists nor conservatives in the country. He has also questioned the notion that everyone is now liberal, progressive, or moderate.

He said that this is false because the right-leaning and left-leaning parties are still in the trenches. However, he maintained that Cs was still in dialogue, consensus and reform in the part that unites them and not the one that divides us."

According to him, "we don't have enough democratic experience to understand the meaning of liberality and there are examples around", because "everyone wants occupy this space which obviously they cannot occupy, since when it comes time to agree, some will agree with anyone with Bildu, Esquerra and others with Vox and that doesn't matter".

However, "this cannot be true" because "you must have some principles and defend these principles", noting that Cs in Andalusia has "always had very satisfactory electoral night".

Marin was asked what his solution is to inflation. He suggested that citizens "deploy all European funds" to "create infrastructures that enable the economy, the productive and business fabric, to move forward. Also, that they "continue lowering fiscal pressure>> and not increasing it>>. Because we will have an economic storm starting in October and November that is very hard to bear, and now we need to build the bases>>.