Politics · Spain · 6 hrs ago
Pilar Bernabé to lead PSOE list in Valencia for Spain’s 29 November election
Pilar Bernabé will lead the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party, or PSOE, list for the Congress of Deputies in Valencia province.
Spain’s general election is scheduled for 29 November.
Bernabé is the government’s representative in the Valencian Community and the PSOE’s equality secretary.
She is also the party’s candidate for mayor of Valencia city.
The party’s list places her ahead of Finance Minister Arcadi España and PSOE organization secretary Rebeca Torró.
Bernabé previously served as a Valencia city councillor from 2019 to 2022.
The election will decide who represents Valencia province in Congress, while the mayoral race concerns the city government.
Pilar Bernabé will lead the PSOE list for the Congress of Deputies in Valencia province in Spain’s 29 November general election.
She will be ahead of Finance Minister Arcadi España and the party’s Organisation Secretary, Rebeca Torró.
The party’s regional sources confirmed the selection to EFE, according to La Vanguardia.
Bernabé is also the PSOE’s candidate for mayor of Valencia.
She has been the government delegate in the Valencian Community since June 2022.
- Who
- Pilar Bernabé will lead the PSOE list for Valencia province.
- What
- She will head the party’s list for the Congress of Deputies in the general election.
- When
- The election is scheduled for 29 November. The year is not stated in the article text.
- Where
- Valencia province, Spain.
- Why
- Not stated
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Bernabé became the government delegate in the Valencian Community.
Bernabé announced she would be the PSOE candidate for mayor of Valencia.
Bernabé was formally proclaimed as the mayoral candidate.
La Vanguardia reported that Bernabé would lead the PSOE list for Valencia province in the 29 November general election.
- Election date
- 29 November
- Province
- Valencia
- PSOE list leader
- Pilar Bernabé
- Other candidates named
- Arcadi España and Rebeca Torró
- Government delegate since
- June 2022
Sources
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