The PSPV has accused the PP of “manipulation” of the postal vote in Bigastro and Finestrat (Alicante), for an alleged buy of votes in these areas. The PSPV candidate for Mayor of Bigastro, Carmen Sánchez, has denounced the state of affairs in her municipality earlier than the Prosecutor’s Office.
This was indicated this Thursday by Sánchez, who has censored the “indications of manipulation of voting by mail” within the city, as reported by the PSPV in a press release. “We have been receiving requires weeks from individuals who work within the Post Office and who noticed how folks from the PP entered accompanying them to request the vote by mail, after which deposit it instantly,” he censured.
“Inside a bag there was a handful of votes”
In this context, he identified that in Bigastro voting by mail “earlier than it was insignificant.” “At most there have been 30 or 20 votes and the opposite day we obtained to rely 170. It is one thing vital sufficient to draw consideration,” she has ugly.
“We have informed the Prosecutor’s Office that each a colleague and I are witnesses of those actions. I’ve seen how inside a bag there was a handful of votes, we have now seen the motion, we have now seen going out and in. The neighbors complained that the Post Office was at all times full to have the ability to perform their normal procedures,” he stated.
Likewise, he has denounced “threats” acquired by the socialists of the city of Vega Baja, however has warned that they won’t stay silent. “Bigastro’s freedom is above all else,” he asserted.
For his half, the regional secretary, Joaquín Hernández, has affirmed that “every little thing signifies that the areas that serve essentially the most susceptible have devoted themselves to working in order that they vote for the PP” and has labeled these occasions as “very critical” in case to be confirmed.
“According to the mayor herself, they’ve managed from Social Services the vote by mail for folks with diminished mobility. This is a scandal. People with diminished mobility should show that they can not journey or have an influence of lawyer in order that one other particular person can vote for them. Where are these powers? Where are these certificates?”, he puzzled.
In this case, he has demanded explanations from the mayoress of the city, Teresa Belmonte, and has argued that, if these details are confirmed, “he shouldn’t be a public consultant.” Likewise, she has questioned the president of the PPCV and candidate to preside over the Generalitat, Carlos Mazón, if “this observe is widespread in different municipalities.” “There are many unanswered questions and this stinks,” she has settled.
“Mafia Practices”
The Secretary of Organization of the PSPV-PSOE, José Muñoz, has additionally spoken in a press release in relation to the knowledge that factors to an alleged buy of votes of the Popular Party in Bigastro and likewise in Finestrat. “What is occurring in Finestrat and Bigastro exhibits the worst face of a PP that wishes to return to energy in any respect prices. They don’t have any mission or concepts, and that’s the reason they’re implementing practices extra typical of a mafia than of a democratic social gathering” , has asserted.
In this context, he has demanded that the PP “abandon mafia practices” and has denounced that “this marketing campaign the PP is crossing all limits they usually make it clear that they don’t have any scruples.”
Moncada
On the opposite hand, the socialist chief has additionally condemned the assault on a councilor from Moncada (Valencia) for withdrawing offensive pamphlets towards the PSPV-PSOE. “The detainees have additionally confessed that one other social gathering had paid them 50 euros for distributing these leaflets, all limits are being exceeded,” he censured.
“We are witnessing the dirtiest marketing campaign we have now identified within the historical past of the PP. I hope that on May 28, when the time involves forged the vote on the polls, all of us keep in mind what is occurring, as a result of it’s not typical of a democracy” , Muñoz has concluded.
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