Another Left Party in Spain Created
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Íñigo Errejón, a co-founder of Podemos, which he left in January after disagreements with its leader, Pablo Iglesias, said he was launching the party, Más País (More Country),
According to the Spanish newspapers Errijon’s difference with Podemos and Iglesias is that he is more favourable to the governing so-called “socialist” party the PSOE (which translates as Spanish Socialist Workers Party!) and wants to see a “progressive alliance” government.
Sanchez the outgoing prime minister has described Errijon as a “possiblist” (presumably as opposed to Iglesias who had raised impossible demands as a condition for supporting a PSOE government and which has led to a general election in November).
So it is “possible” that Errijon sees himself as a future minister. In other words just another reformist and/or careerist.
Perhaps Robbo in Spain can cast more light on this.
Yeah that about sums it up, Adam. This might be of interest….
https://elpais.com/elpais/2019/09/26/inenglish/1569505850_681434.html
Its a relief to see support for the far right Vox party is dropping. The rise of this ultra right deeply racist organisation particularly in parts of Andalucía such as Almeria province where there are thousands of illegal migrants working in the greenhouses, was quite a disturbing development…
The same old ‘carrillistas’ with different names
The same old ‘carrillistas’ with different names
For those not familiar with the term ‘carrillistas’ this is a Google translation of an 1981 article in El País.
Oh them, the old Eurocommunists founded by Spanish Communist Party leader Santiago Carrillo. Some of them are advisers to Corbyn.
I think that them and Podemos contest elections as a joint list?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolores_Ibárruri.
Antonio one similar to Santiago Carrillo was ‘La Pasionaria” ( Passionflower ) .
Eurocomunism was named by the Stalinist Albanian Leader Enver Hoxha as Anti-communism
In Spain they have had four elections in four years
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