Madrid.- The Spanish region of Andalusia, today began his campaign for the elections of March 22, marks the beginning of a key election year in Spain, where polls predict the end of the traditional two-party system represented by the Popular Party (PP, center-right) and the Socialists (PSOE).
In the Andalusian elections will participate for the first time two new formations can party with one year of life that puts left, and Citizens center group present in Catalonia and has decided to extend its presence to the rest of Spain, Efe reported.
These are the first elections in 2015, and they continue to municipal and regional May throughout Spain, regional Catalonia (northeast) scheduled for September, and legislative, to be held later this year.
Andalucía, with 8.3 million inhabitants, it is the most populous region of Spain and these choices have an interest in seeing the degree of support from new parties and possible post-electoral pacts.
In the Andalusian elections, nearly six and a half million people decide whether to stay in power PSOE, which governs this southern region of Spain for over thirty years, now the main stronghold of the socialist power.
His candidate and current president of the region since September 2013, Susana Diaz was first brought to public scrutiny, as the candidates presented by the Partido Popular (PP), United Left (IU), can and Citizens.
On March 22 the force shall be measured to retains the PSOE, the damage may have suffered the PP for its handling of the economic crisis in Spain, and may verify the ascent that all surveys can give and Citizens.
These two formations can break the traditional party system in Spain, leading to fragmentation of the vote to make difficult a monochrome government.
So one of the attractions of the Andalusian appointment is to see what kind of agreement might occur and the effect they would have on the following electoral events,
According to the latest survey published by the public body CIS (Center for Sociological Research), the Socialists would get 44 seats -a absolute majority eleven and three behind in 2012 and PP 34 -16 less than in the last election -.
We can break into the Andalusian Parliament with between 21 and 22 deputies, Citizens also come to the Andalusian camera with five deputies and IU, until January of this partner government with the PSOE year would drop 12 seats and would get four to five.
The results of these elections may determine not only the future of their candidates, but also the national leaders.
If the PSOE wins, the leadership of Susana Díaz would consolidate and debate about the party, which now holds Pedro Sánchez, since there is no full agreement between them would intensify.
If we get seats that predict the polls will become the third game, far from the two major forces can alter the picture in national surveys, which put this training as a second political force and make its leader, Pablo Iglesias, presented as alternative government.
As for Citizens, will have to show how much has permeated his message of feedback from the political center outside Catalonia region where he was born. EFE
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