After the 2023 elections, the colour orange disappeared from all of Granada. No. A village populated by irreducible Citizens nonetheless resists in a spot known as Quéntar. Here, the PSOE has not obtained illustration and the Popular Party has solely eliminated one councilor. The relaxation are all from Ciudadanos.
With 73.80% of the votes, and 6 of the seven councilors, the orange get together will proceed to manipulate on this small municipality of Granada the place its candidate, Francisco Martínez, not solely renews as mayor, but additionally expands his authorities crew with two councilors greater than in 2019.
“While there may be phantasm, there may be life,” says the mayor, happy with the bulk help of the residents. Francisco Martínez justifies the lead to shut and customized administration. “In the tip we’re a household and we’re all united, even to vote, as has been seen.”
Francisco Martínez, mayor of Quéntar.NIUS
Since the outcomes are identified, congratulations from colleagues for his victory haven’t stopped arriving. However, that happiness navigates in an odd situation. “We really feel very unhappy”, says Francisco Martínez in regards to the basic outcomes, “we perceive that by punishing Pedro Sánchez we have now additionally been splashed”.
It appears to him that it has not come to splash. Of the thousand inhabitants who can vote in Quéntar, greater than 600 have achieved so for Citizens. “In the city everyone knows one another,” says a neighbor, “and we have a look at the particular person and this mayor deserves it as a result of he does loads for us.” Here, the place colours don’t matter, orange continues to be alive.
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