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Murcia candidate for European elections, Gloria Martin, today called for the mobilization of progressive voters one week before the elections.

Gloria Martin has participated this morning at a campaign rally in Lorqui, accompanied by the secretary general and spokesman of the PSOE in the City, Joaquin Hernandez, and colleagues from the socialist group in the locality.

In Ecuador of the campaign, PSRM-PSOE candidate for European, Gloria Martin, has been pleased with the survey results show yesterday, because "despite the satisfaction that appeared to be the leaders of the PP, which gave victory for granted, it was enough to go to the fore as Aznar dark characters recalling what their true intentions, as do the citizens bear the brunt of an economic model that is given precisely by their ideas, a way of understanding the world from a savage capitalism. "

Fourth area of decision

Martin says "it is important that people understand what is at stake with this election."

The European Parliament is the fourth area of decision, that the Socialist candidate appeals to the mass mobilization of progressive voters, because "even though the surveys are satisfactory to us can be victims of our passivity in the polls, we can not allow. "

Martin would be a setback for the parliament to have a conservative majority, so "we need the polls to fill with socialist votes," he said.

The candidate pointed out that the socialist project "is based on defending people, especially the most sensitive, and" emphasizes that they need not be the workers, women, citizens, we pay the consequences a crisis that has to do with the system that defends the right. "

Martin has set the example of the administration of President Valcárcel to note that the Community with more unemployment in Spain is that of Murcia.

The program of the PSOE, he says, "is based on a series of proposals that have to do with what matters most to the Socialists, with social rights and benefits have been achieved with many years of effort."

He added that "we can not consent to go forward proposals such as 65-hour workweek or retirement at age 70" because "it gives to ruin a series of rights that we acquired after 100 years of labor struggle."

Finally, he noted that "the Spanish can not afford to go back a century."

Source: PSRM-PSOE