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Socialists believe that, once the most voted candidate has refused twice to the Head of State's offer to try to form a government, it is time to address the reforms and the necessary consensus for sharing what unites us and leave aside partisan interests

The PSOE de Yecla, once the candidate most voted has not had the will, or the responsibility of the State or support to try to form a government, expressed his desire to succeed Pedro Sanchez once the King has him proposed as a candidate for president.

The Socialists of our city feel it is very important to address the situation with common sense, responsibility and dialogue mood because the will to emerge from the polls last December 20 is the search for agreements to put over what unites what separates.

In this sense, the secretary general of the Socialist yeclanos, Juan Jimenez, stressed that the clamor of citizenship is that different political parties reach agreements State putting forward the proposals agrees:

"It's time to talk about solutions, not chairs. It is not wrong to discuss 'what and why', because after four years it has ruled based decree, with severe social insensitivity and a growing disaffection with our democratic system, is key seek agreement than shock fronts but transverse to renew and strengthen the democratic agreement in Spain ".

Socialists raise four key areas to weave a roadmap with which to agree.

First, the challenge of building a fair economic recovery that focuses on job creation and that it is not precarious as is currently happening.

The next challenge is to combat the tremendous inequality plaguing our country and society is breaking with the citizenry that is falling by the wayside.

As a third axis, the Socialists raised a policy based regeneration relentless fight against corruption and imposition of important measures of transparency and participation as a vaccine.

Finally, addressing the land question in search of keeping Spain united in its plurality and diversity.

Source: PSOE Yecla