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- Other parties: Cantabrian regionalism, at the pace set by Miguel Ángel Revilla
The only party that supported Pedro Sánchez in his investiture in July repeats parliamentary representation. That lonely yes of the lonely Cantabrian regionalist deputy could be repeated in a hypothetical investiture session with the same candidate.
To say PRC -represented in the seat by the Asturian engineer José María Mazón - that is Miguel Ángel Revilla, that media hurricane that has agreed to the right or left depending on who gave-or promised- more things to Cantabria. Even so, the PRC is suspicious of the tougher right and the independence left.
In the genes of the PRC is the pragmatic regionalism without dissimulation: train from Madrid to Santander , payment of the Valdecilla hospital debt, road improvements or support to local industry. And, to do this, agree with whoever comes closest to giving it to him. "The PRC is a party prone to agreements," Mazón repeats.
The deputy has campaigned saying that the PRC was going to get more than 50% of the votes in Cantabria and that he would get a second deputy. It stays as it was.
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