Andalusia, Spain’s most populous region and one of the country’s largest economies, reaches the end of its election campaign after two weeks dominated by messages, images and controversies that have set the political tone of recent days, on the eve of Sunday’s vote.
In this final stretch, the main parties have focused their efforts on mobilising their voters and consolidating their respective bases, in a context where every gesture and every message has taken on particular significance.
The outcome of this election is being closely watched both inside and outside Spain, as it could influence the national political balance and the dynamics between the main parties at a time of change across the European landscape.
PP: stability and an appeal to the majority
The People’s Party has ended the campaign with a repeated call to concentrate the vote. Juanma Moreno has stressed the need to secure a “sufficient” majority to guarantee stability and avoid having to depend on other parties.
