Almost all candidates closed two weeks of campaign rallies in Madrid, except the socialist Pedro Sanchez did in Andalusia, traditional stronghold of PSOE in the south of the country.
Closing campaign by the PP Mariano Rajoy. (Photo: AP)
( AFP ) After shake Brexit, the future the European project broke on Friday at the close of election campaign in Spain, where the right in power emerged as guarantor of stability against the party anti-austerity we can.
Almost all candidates closed two weeks campaign rallies in Madrid, except the socialist Pedro Sanchez did in Andalusia, traditional stronghold of PSOE in the south of the country.
on a hot night summer, thousands of Spaniards gathered to listen outdoors.
“Today there is a message for all Europeans and is a very clear Europe message of social cuts, the Europe that humiliates refugees and does not meet human rights does not work and does not appeal” launched the stroke of midnight the leader of Podemos, Pablo Iglesias.
“you have to point the finger at those responsible for the austerity policies as they are, the gravediggers of the European project,” he said to a crowd gathered in the park Madrid Río, remembering his ties with the movement of the ‘outraged’.
the Unidos Podemos coalition, formed together with the Ecolo-communist United Left, aims to establish itself as the second political force , ahead of the socialists.
a breakthrough that displeases the head of the outgoing conservative government, Mariano Rajoy.
Given the great challenges that pose the British out of the European Union, “this is no time for experiments,” he said at a mass rally in central Madrid’s Plaza Colon.
warned against the danger of vote to his Popular Party calls “Eurosceptics”. His act had begun with a video in which, in old archival footage, Pablo Iglesias called “take control of monetary policy, leaving the euro”.
Two days before the election, is to see the real impact of Brexit in the 36 million Spaniards called to the polls on Sunday for parliamentary elections.
in the political scientist Paul Simon opinion, Charles University III , a situation of uncertainty “tends to favor the ruling party.” However, Sara Morais GAD3 the polling institute believes that the Brexit can reinforce polarization and PP can benefit.
Let us go to vote These elections are held
six months after the legislative elections, described as historic by the emergence of two new formations We can and citizens- liberal that ended decades of bipartisanship.
However, in a highly fragmented parliament, four large formations not to agree to form a government.
This time the parties strove to mobilize voters tempted to stay home.
in its last meeting in Seville , the leader of the PSOE Pedro Sanchez claimed the great social achievements in Spain since the return of democracy in 1978.
“as our parents did and our mothers, our grandfathers and our grandmothers, we will not vote, “launched.
participation in the elections of December was 73.2%. According to some experts, they could lose up to 65%, which should benefit the PP
“I think that Spaniards are getting involved very little in politics.; is a failure, I totally disagree because it is the life of all what’s at stake is not it? “said the AFP Ileana Vellon, a mother of 51, decided to vote can.
“I have hope that change comes now!”, he added, recalling the policies of conservative austerity, arguing the country out of the crisis, they fired inequality social.
the Popular Party, which polls should win the elections but far from an absolute majority, tried to regain ground lost to Citizens, which mainly denounces the corruption of conservatives and their discourse of fear.
“from what I have fear is that corrupt continue being worth them worth stealing and the unemployed not worth their while looking for work”, launched the leader of Citizens, Albert Rivera, in a small act in the Madrid Opera square.
Emiliano Valcarcel, manager 26 years, says he “really like” Rivera. And yet recognizes that vote the PP in search of a stable government. Citizens vote “is a wasted vote” notes with certain resignation.
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