David Regades and Carmela Silva supported the socialist candidate in one of the PP strongholds in Arousa
05 feb 2023 . Updated at 05:00 h.
A mara vales someone told her, when she was little, that backwards s to coller impulse. And the phrase stayed in her head and marked the life of a woman who in May compete with Gonzalo Durn for the mayor of Vilanova. I will, he said Sheila Ferreirathe general secretary of the PSdeG-PSOE in this town, with the encouragement of the entire party and especially the local group, why in Vilanova there is socialism, there is a lot of socialism. Ferreira knows the candidate well: she is her friend and her mentor. And that is why she knows that Vales is a person who, if he embarks on something, it is to give himself fully, to work the herd. She also knows, and she said so yesterday in public, that despite the fact that María Vales assures that he doesn’t have a right hand, he has a left and the other toois a woman who when she looks around her he sees again and again, the needs that are there and look for solutions no matter what.
Vales, who declares himself a socialist and feminist, knows that women sometimes have to travel more winding roads to achieve their goals. But in this case, said Sheila Ferreirathe road to the mayor’s office cannot be more than a straight linea well-drawn line that finally allowed the Vilanova’s potentials begin to hatch. The Provincial Secretary of the PSOE, David Regadesand the president of the Provincial Council, Carmela Silva, yesterday supported the candidacy of Vales. Both were presented as a benchmark for serious and rigorous work, of that way of doing politics, clothed in humanity, that the socialists claim as their trademark. That the battle they will have to fight in Vilanova is going to be tough, all those attending the maritime station act knew yesterday.. But María Vales, who was a senior patron, knows how to navigate rough seas and against the wind. And she is ready to prove it in May.
