Reyes Maroto requests in Granada a vote against the PSOE-A, "the only option" for Moreno. This is "to agree" with Vox

Reyes Maroto, the Minister of Industry, Commerce and Tourism, stated this Friday that Juanma Moreno, the candidate for re-election to the Board for PP-A, Juanma Moreno, is "to agree" with Macarena Olona, the candidate of Vox. He has argued that there was another way to govern, to face problems, and to create opportunities, and he has requested that Juan Espadas, the PSOE-A candidate, be voted for.

He stated that if he wins the elections it would be a challenge for them to work for their land. This was in reference to Espadas. Maroto has made a point of this in a visit at shops in the centre of Granada as part of the 19J campaign. Maroto has also pointed out that he is "always being near the people" and has demonstrated it in the Seville City Council. He has requested that he "go out to vote" on Sunday.

Moreno said that "this campaign was very long because he wanted to lower his profile" and "what he's looking for is abstention and in some manner not doing anything not to advance". Maroto has stated that Moreno and his party, the Andalusian leader, have indicated that their positions on issues like labor reform and European funds to combat the crisis derived form the coronavirus pandemic are "trying to stop Andalusia moving forward."

The minister called for "voting progressionivism" because it is evident that the central government has been working to make Spain and Andalusia progress, given that "we have found a PP which has voted no on important programs that today make>> Andalusians live more>>.

Maroto stated that the labor reform "has dignified jobs in a sector like tourism," which Maroto said was "so important" for cities such as Granada and whose prospects for this summer after the worst stages of the pandemic were pointed out. These are all positive.

He said, "Politics does not happen in Madrid in the same way as in Andalusia," and emphasized that "when you vote for labor reform, you are voting against decent wages." He also referred "now" to the position of the "against European funds which has indicated that Alberto Nunez Feijoo, president of the PP "says they aren't coming."

Maroto said that "It appears that the PP says something and then does another" or that "better stated, it does nothing", pointing out that the autonomous government of Vox in Castilla y Leon is not responding to the "challenges” of this autonomous community.

The minister said that the PSOE understood the Andalusians' problems and warned against the "lies". It also pointed out that the PSOE is always visible when confronted with problems.

He is not there when we need to solve the important regional problems." This position he has taken with the Board's position regarding Abengoa, leaving it at the discretion of shareholders without responding to workers, and trying to resolve it again by putting it on the Government of Spain which "always responds" and "seeking institutional loyality."

At the beginning of her agenda, the head of Industry was accompanied by Francisco Cuenca, the mayor of Granada, as well as members of the socialist candidacy. They were joined by Jose Entrena (general secretary of the PSOE) in the province. Entrena has influenced the "people-to-people" campaign that socialists conducted so that "progressive" people, who want to "look after public services", among other things, "go vote."