The parties give the go-ahead to the 29-N campaign

PalmaPolitical parties kicked off the November 29th election campaign this Thursday with the traditional hanging of posters and contrasting messages about the future of Spain. In Palma, the President of the Congress of Deputies, Francina Armengol, claimed the need to advance towards a society that is “more just, more ethical, and more ecological,” while the president of the Balearic PP, Marga Prohens, appealed for mobilization to put an end to the corruption of Pedro Sánchez's government and “rebuild Spain” with Alberto Núñez Feijóo at the helm.

Armengol has placed climate change and the defense of science among the major axes that will be decided at the polls on November 29th. “These are the two great alternatives,” she affirmed, in reference to those who defend climate action against those who deny climate change. She has also vindicated the role of a Spanish government president who projects values such as ethics and peace internationally.

For her part, Prohens has participated in the PP campaign launch event at the doors of the party headquarters in Palma. The leader asked those present to tour “every island, every neighborhood, and every corner” to achieve a mobilization that would allow for a change of government. In this sense, she has lashed out against the corruption cases splashing the PSOE and recalled the four million euros that the Armengol government paid to the company Soluciones de Gestión for masks that turned out to be unusable and that the Administration did not get to claim.

From Ara Més Front Ampli, Carme Gomila, has also staged the start of the electoral campaign.