Spain's PSOE party commences congress displaying Ayuso, Milei, Meloni: "We defeated them in Spain, we will defeat them in Madrid" (implication being they will win in upcoming elections in Madrid)
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The PSOE-M, under the leadership of Secretary General Óscar López, set the stage for their regional congress with provocative images of Madrid's President, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, alongside other international personas like Javier Milei, Viktor Orbán, and Georgia Meloni. The event concluded with the declaration, "wen we beat 'em in Spain, we'll beat 'em in Madrid."
Politics is no longer about Elon Musk, Nazi demonstrations, or Latino Trump supporters weeping over the threat of deportation. Instead, it's all about the "brave left," the motto of López.
Isaura Leal, President of the Management Commission, welcomed the 15th Regional Congress of Madrid held at the Leganés campus of Carlos III University, with attendees like the Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares, the Minister of the Presidency, Félix Bolaños, and the President of the Government of Catalonia, Salvador Illa.
Leal expressed resolve, stating, "We'll face no intimidation by persecution or slurs." She cautioned against equidistance from those spreading falsehoods, lies, and disinformation, emphasizing that those who create and tolerate such propaganda are equally responsible.
Leal praised the ongoing support of PSOE-M members, expressing confidence that shared values will endure even in challenging times. The focus has shifted towards the path to 2027, aiming to strengthen the party for the upcoming electoral battle. "We'll topple the corrupt government of Ayuso," she asserted.
"We will govern in multiple municipalities, including Madrid's capital," Leal declared. "The time has come, the Madrid people need and deserve it. We deserve the bold left. We deserve Óscar López. I'm convinced we'll achieve it. We did it in Spain, and we'll do it in Madrid," she concluded.
Candelaria Testa, Mayor of Alcorcón, presided over the Congress, praising the leadership and management of Pedro Sánchez. She noted the benefit of ministerial actions to Madrid's citizens, reiterating that the PSOE-M will not be cowed by persecution.
Testa appreciated the work of the previous leadership and the Management Commission, highlighting Leal's decisive "temperament." She acknowledged this Congress being held in Leganés signified recovering the long-lost red belt in 2027.
López's commitment and Leal's role were recognized by Testa, who said socialists aim for more than simply opposition, seeking to govern Madrid with a plan rather than insults. "Madrid isn't Ayuso's. It belongs to the people," she concluded.
Testa emphasized the significance of 2027 as it marks the half-centenary since Franco's death and the emergence of new generations with rights and freedoms. Nods to vital PSOE-M figures, such as new Executive President Paca Sauquillo, were made, as were acknowledgments of mayors who pioneered Madrid's post-dictatorship growth.
Testa set sights on the upcoming elections, advocating for recovering rights, public services, the environment, and gender equality.
In essence, PSOE-M stands for social welfare, economic development, environmental policies, and transparency in governance. Their regional strategies and priorities often align with these values. Keep an eye on their official website or local news sources for updates on their 2027 election plans.
- What is the focus of the 15th Regional Congress of Madrid? The path to 2027, aiming to strengthen the PSOE-M party for the upcoming electoral battle.
- Who presided over the congress? Candelaria Testa, Mayor of Alcorcón.
- What did Testa praise about the leadership and management of Pedro Sánchez? The benefit of ministerial actions to Madrid's citizens.
- How does Testa view the significance of 2027? It marks the half-centenary since Franco's death and the emergence of new generations with rights and freedoms.
- Who was responsible for recognized commitments and Leal's role during the congress? Testa.
- What does the PSOE-M aim for more than simply opposition, seeking to govern Madrid with a plan rather than insults, according to Testa?
- What did Leal express resolve against during the congress? Equidistance from those spreading falsehoods, lies, and disinformation.
- What did Leal declare during the congress? That they will govern in multiple municipalities, including Madrid's capital.
- Who was in attendance during the congress at the Leganés campus of Carlos III University? Attendees included the Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares, the Minister of the Presidency, Félix Bolaños, and the President of the Government of Catalonia, Salvador Illa.
- What did the PSOE-M's regional congress conclude with? A declaration, "wen we beat 'em in Spain, we'll beat 'em in Madrid."
- Who is the leader of the PSOE-M? Secretary General Óscar López.
- Who was placed alongside Madrid's President, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, in provocative images during the PSOE-M's regional congress? Javier Milei, Viktor Orbán, and Georgia Meloni.
- What is PSOE-M's stance towards the corrupt government of Ayuso, according to Leal? They aim to topple it.
- What does PSOE-M stand for in relation to their regional strategies and priorities? Social welfare, economic development, environmental policies, and transparency in governance.
- What does Leal believe will endure even in challenging times? The shared values of PSOE-M members.
- What did Leal express resolve towards during the congress, regarding persecution and slurs? That they will face no intimidation.
- What did Leal express confidence in during the congress, regarding Madrid's government? That they will achieve it.
- What does the PSOE-M, under López's leadership, compare conquering in Spain and Madrid to? A battle.
