As El Confidencial Digital has learned

The national leadership of the PP has appointed Carlos Floriano as coordinator of the upcoming October and November elections , who did not direct the strategy of the previous regional elections in Andalusia and Asturias from Genoa. Well-placed sources in the Popular Party explain to this newspaper that, by position, “in March it would have been up to him to be in charge of those elections, but the new executive had just been formed just a few weeks ago and Javier Arenas was chosen , with “a long track record in leading these processes.” Take responsibility in a “complicated moment” The national leadership of the PP acknowledges to this newspaper that the challenge comes to Carlos Floriano at "a complicated moment for the party" , due to the wear and tear caused by the measures promoted by the 'popular' Government of Mariano Rajoy. Despite this, in Genoa a series of objectives have been set for the next elections , which are different depending on the situation of training in each of the autonomies: -- In Galicia , the “party will put everything on the table because the Xunta must be maintained no matter what.” The PP has polls that place it at 39 deputies , one above the majority, but the emergence of Mario Conde could make it lose two seats .



In the Basque Country , Floriano's challenge is to " consolidate the party, equaling or even improving the results of 2009, taking advantage of the disaster of the PSOE." To this end, the electoral coordinator “will continue to focus on giving the party an image of Special Database autonomy at the regional level, something that has benefited Basagoiti .” --Catalonia is “where we are going to have it most difficult.” The independence campaign promoted by Artur Mas will be counteracted by “a message of unity and State responsibility in the face of the crisis , which must be the priority now for any Government.”As El Confidencial Digital has learned , the PP of Galicia has carried out small weekly surveys to calculate the degree of influence of Mario Conde's party , Sociedad Civil y Democracia, and whether or not it can affect the party in the face of the next elections on December 21. October. The conclusion drawn by Feijóo's team is clear: "Mario Conde has no option of entering the regional Parliament, although he can take away enough votes from us to prevent our majority and facilitate a four-party government in the region." “500 votes can leave us without the Xunta” Leaders of the Galician PP explain to this newspaper that the party of the former president of Banesto " is only strong in Pontevedra, where Conde is the head of the list , like Núñez Feijóo.







In that province , “it is very likely that the transfer of votes to Civil Society and Democracy will make us lose a seat , which would go to the PSOE or the coalition formed by IU and Anova, a party founded by the former leader of the BNG Xosé Manuel Beiras ”. According to the data managed by the PP, “we would now obtain 39 deputies, one above the absolute majority.” If Feijóo loses a seat in Pontevedra, "the challenge is to maintain our voters in La Coruña, Lugo and Orense , leaving us at 38 and guaranteeing governability." In the opinion of the sources consulted by ECD , “Mario Conde barely has strength in the rest of Galicia, because he has no significant candidates.” However, he “will get a series of votes that could hurt us, and there is a possibility that we will be left without that second seat necessary to obtain a majority by 500 votes in one of those provinces.” From the PP they remember that in the municipal elections of May 2011 they obtained city councils by less than 50 ballots, and they believe that the situation can be repeated, but now against them, with the emergence of Mario Conde: “ In Santiago, for example , we won by 11 votes . That happened to us in many cities where we calculated to repeat those results, but now we can lose seats that we expected to win by 20 or 50 ballots difference .