Last Sunday, June 19, the elections were held in Andalusia, and the right wing of the Popular Party won a historic victory with 43.13% of the votes and 58 seats, achieving an absolute majority and winning, for the first time, in all the provinces of the Andalusian Community.
The PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party), the main left-wing party, won only 30 seats, the worst result in its history in the Community. The centre party, Ciudadanos, disappears from the Andalusian parliament and the most radical right, represented by Vox, increased its 2018 result by two seats. The PP doesn’t need it to form a government.
The new president of the Autonomous Community, Juan Manuel Moreno Bonilla, declared that:
“Andalusia will have four years of prosperity, improvement, progress and growth, with transparency and serenity.
The PP has drawn up a comprehensive electoral program that includes far-reaching economic measures that will have an impact on business activity, as well as on international investment, and that will affect key areas such as industry, energy, sustainability, and tourism.
