Pots of 200 euros

A few hours after 28-M, no party becomes towers in the wind because everything is in the air. Some polls crush the PSOE. It seems that the right captures more votes from new voters and the undecided and it is not known the consequences that will bring for Ferraz the cases of buying thousands of votes by mail to change mayors. It can lead to greater abstention. When the shot sounded, the bullet had already come out and did not give time to the defense strategy. What amazes and esc

Andaliza is that, after so many catoffs as they have done to us, we still believe in the good faith of politicians; But the facts show us that some are still capable of devising any mangancia. The detainees in Melilla and Mojacar cloud the clarity of our electoral system that until now had not been soiled. Politicians and accomplices bribed with public plugs and votes of emigrants to 200 euros per bite.

The Mojácar spreaders – among them people from the PSOE apparatus and Sunday candidates – make the mutes and some PP leaders speak, who say: "Imagine that the detainees of Mojácar were from the PP: the entire government apparatus and the portalitos.com would be demanding the outlawing of our party." They tell me in Sol: "At this time, the secretary general of the PSOE has not yet resigned for having cheated in the postal vote of Mojácar, with candidates arrested. To know in how many more municipalities the lord of the cardboard ballot boxes has cheated. And

filtering to the SER that in Melilla there are people from the PP, which is false".

He said: "I think we are in a vote-buying scheme. That it is not reduced to Melilla, that it goes from Melilla to Mojácar and that involves the PSOE or its partners and

, which said that Melilla and Mojácar were the lever of change." There are minor cases with calls for attention from the Electoral Board that affect the PP in other places and that are wielded for the well-known you more, but, for now, the pringados are from the PSOE.

The PP wants the local elections to be a plebiscite on the continuity of Pedro Sánchez in the presidency of the Government. He has entered the hood in a close, tense and unclean election.

He insists on repealing Sanchismo, to which Pedro Sánchez responds: "This is not felipismo or zapaterismo or sanchismo. It's socialism." But the campaign was him.