Juan Marín begins to mark distances before the electoral advance: "The change in Andalusia was undertaken by Cs in 2015, not the PP"

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Little by little, Ciudadanos begins to digest the electoral advance and outline its own speech to mark distances with its popular partners in the Andalusian Government.

Although the mutual manifestations of respect and loyalty are maintained, there is no longer talk of

, which has been the formula that has allowed the coalition executive to overcome all the turbulence and survive the tensions of national politics, including the attempt of the PP leadership to

the cadres and voters of the liberal party.

In fact, Juan Marín, vice-president of the Junta and coordinator of Ciudadanos in Andalusia, who has been assuring for months that Moreno's commitment to

would be fulfilled , has given a jolt to his speech to begin to claim the role of the

party

in Andalusian politics, even above the PP, with whom at some point he flirted with the intention of negotiating joint lists.

This Thursday, however, during an

, Marín abounded in the differences that separate him from the PP, ruled out those

and highlighted the influence of Citizens in the management of the Board even before the pact with the

.

," said Marín, referring to the investiture agreement signed by Ciudadanos with the PSOE of Susana Díaz for the last legislature of the Socialists.

Marín highlights how it was then that the first

took place , the bonuses for the

tax were extended and the creation of an office against fraud and corruption was agreed, which the Government of Susana Díaz never got to create, which generated mistrust and complaints from his parliamentary partner.

Marín also remarked in that interview that it was the condition imposed by the liberal party on the PSOE that forced the resignation of

from their positions in the Courts before their conviction for the ERE case in the Court of Seville.

«

, which spent 37 years in the opposition.

If Cs hadn't been there, who knows what would have happened."

«Juanma Moreno -recalled Marín- is the president of the Board with

: 26 deputies.

Andalusians know this.

"Personally I am not going to enter any government where my formation is not present," he also said in reference to a possible individual

leader

if the electoral results made the repetition of the coalition unfeasible.

Regarding the next campaign, Ciudadanos points out what its strategy is going to be, presenting itself as the party that could guarantee that

does not enter the Andalusian Government as has already happened in the Castilla y León executive.

If the PP and Cs get enough votes, "Vox will not enter the government 'even dead'".

On the contrary, if the sum of both formations was not enough to guarantee governability, "I would tell Moreno to

, with agreements."

That unchecking will serve to differentiate his speech against the PP.

"Citizens would never be in a government with Vox," said Marín, to then throw the ball to the roof of the president of the Board and popular candidate: "You would have to ask Moreno if he would do it."

He also praised the new leader of the popular, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, for recovering his relations with Cs after the stage of Pablo Casado and Teodoro García Egea.

"At least, Feijóo has shown

because he knows that he can have

in Cs to govern autonomous communities and not put Spain in the hands of the extreme right," he added.

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