The La Montera booth at the Córdoba Fair has been the place chosen by Vox to carry out the traditional hanging of posters that kicks off an electoral campaign that will last until the end of Friday, June 7 for the European elections to be held on Sunday, June 9.
For the party, these elections “are crucial” because “for the first time we have the opportunity to change the majorities in the European Parliament and with it the direction of the decisions that affect everything that concerns us.” This was stated by the national deputy of Vox for Córdoba, José Ramírez del Río, during this first day of the campaign, which one more year has taken El Arenal.
“The people of Córdoba must be aware that although the European Union seen as something foreign and distant for many, many of the decisions that affect our daily lives, companies, families and producers are made in the European Parliament,” he wanted to highlight in a call for voting.
For Vox, they are “the only safe option to vote” because, they say, “The People’s Party and the PSOE They are a coalition in Brussels that have voted together 90% of the time” and have described as “disastrous” the consequences of the European Green Deal, “inspired by the ruinous Agenda 2030, the CAP, whose budget has been reduced compared to the of the European Union or the CO2 emissions standards, which is the reason why many town councils impose restricted areas through which they prevent us from passing with the aim of selling electric cars.
As it could not be otherwise, Vox has referred to the migration and has criticized that PP and PSOE voted together in the Asylum and Migration Management, “which promote the call effect and leave European nations defenseless against the arrival of illegal immigration.” For all these reasons, “there is no greater lie in these elections to the European Parliament than to say that uniting the vote in the PP is harming Pedro Sánchez.”
For Vox “they are both the main people responsible for the advancement of a agenda that is not designed for Spain and that does not respond to the interests of the Spanish people, having dire consequences for our families, workers and companies.
For all these reasons, José Ramírez del Río has asked Vox to vote because he believes that “it is necessary to build a strong Europe of free nations that cooperate freely and Vox is the only party that does not intend to impose an official ideology of any bureaucratic monster, which faces common problems with the utmost respect for sovereignty and always remembers its roots and its identity.
The party is committed “to fighting for the family, for freedom and the dignity of people”, as well as “protecting our products and our borders is protecting Spain from ruin”.
