Antonio Maíllo: "We must combat the belief of the ultras that all the fish is sold"

Antonio Maíllo, the candidate for Por Andalucía, criticizes current leadership and urges left-wing unity ahead of elections in Andalucía.

Antonio Maíllo, hailing from Lucena, Córdoba, has officially launched his candidacy for the presidency of the Junta de Andalucía at the Salvador Távora theater in Seville. With a clear focus on forming a left-wing alliance to compete in the upcoming elections on the 21st in Madrid, Maíllo has been actively engaging in interviews leading up to this significant political moment. He draws a parallel between the current leader Juan Manuel Moreno and Isabel Díaz Ayuso, alleging that Moreno represents a continuation of right-wing policies that the left must challenge.

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