The former vice-president of the Consell has expressed her confidence in the possibility of an agreement between left-wing forces for the upcoming municipal elections in the city of Valencia. This statement was made during a visit to the headquarters of the neighborhood platform Orriols Con-viu, accompanied by the Minister of Social Rights, Consumer Affairs, and Agenda 2030.
“"Of course we will unite, I have no doubt."
When asked about the feasibility of a pact between parties to the left of the PSOE, the former vice-president indicated that, while she does not like to define herself in relation to other formations, she believes there will be an agreement among all political forces that genuinely desire real change for the city, with the aim of ensuring a dignified life for citizens and that public policies benefit everyone, not just the wealthiest.
The Minister of Social Rights, for his part, celebrated the former vice-president's decision to return to active politics. He highlighted the enthusiasm and joy that this news has generated among many people, perceiving it as an act of justice.
“"There are many good people across the country who have felt deep joy and a sense of justice in recent weeks. And of course, for me, it is an honor to be able to express to her in person today part of that joy and the commitment of many people to do whatever is necessary to help Valencia have a mayor who once again prioritizes the interests of its residents."
The minister reiterated that people from various orientations and formations will fight together for the common cause of putting the city of Valencia at the service of its inhabitants.
